The BC Creates team had the chance to interview Kevin Fitzgerald about his ongoing The Art of Dance project. Kevin, a Netflix Diversity of Voices fellow and HBO Maverick, is an award-winning Haitian-Canadian artist with Arawak-Kanak heritage, African Tuareg-Bantu roots, and Irish-French Polynesian ancestry. He is celebrated for his cult classic documentary, FREESTYLE: THE ART […]
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of the silver screen as B.C. transforms into a haven for film enthusiasts this winter!
Through various programs, Music BC focuses on artist development, providing resources for both emerging and established talents. One such initiative, the Jumpstart series, facilitates connections and conversations between B.C.’s music community and seasoned professionals.
For those interested in Canadian films, the See It All initiative by Telefilm Canada is a great platform that showcases them all under one site!
Screening as part of the festival at Waterfront Theatre, asses.masses is a uniquely crafted video game that explores themes of labor, technophobia, and collaborative revolution, designed specifically for live theatre experiences.
Esteemed author Téa Mutonji has earned her place as a finalist in CBC’s prestigious annual Canada Reads Competition.
Storytelling is at the center of British Columbia’s creative industries. Through storytelling, we gain insights into one another and the issues that matter to us. Podcasts serve as a creative avenue to facilitate this understanding.
The National Film Board of Canada has provided audiences with a heartwarming and whimsical exploration of art, family, and the power of human connection in LAY DOWN YOUR HEART.
Brace yourselves for the highly anticipated premiere of AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER coming soon to Netflix! This live-action adaptation of Nickelodeon’s award-winning animated series is an eight-episode series that was filmed in Vancouver and Burnaby.
2023 was a memorable year for Maxwel Hohn! The Comox Valley filmmaker recently won an Emmy for Island of the Sea Wolves, in Outstanding Cinematography at the 50th Daytime Emmy Awards, announced on December 17.