MEDIA LINKS

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Canadian Review of Materials (CM Magazine): The Manitoba Library Association's electronic publication presents reviews of books and videos for young people.

Cinemedia: The internet's largest film and video directory.

Cinema Sites: Features a variety of commercial, production, multimedia and research sites.

Holiday Pictures Ltd. is a Vancouver-based independent production company with a focus on developing and producing original feature films and documentaries.

Independent Media Arts Alliance (IMAA)/Alliance des arts médiatiques indépendants: A membership-based organization of Canadian production co-ops, non-profit distributors and exhibitors.

Queens University, Film Studies Department: This informative site includes numerous links to film and media related sites in Canada.

ShowAMovie.ca: For community groups, grassroots organizations and film lovers across Canada, this site provides a complete guide to showing a film in public. With chapters on Programming, Sourcing, Venues, Technicalities and over 100 sub-headings, the site also offers useful workbook forms and checklists for event planning. The only Canadian-specific guide of its kind!

Telefilm Canada – Festival Directory: This site offers a comprehensive festival directory, links to upcoming festivals, as well as news about Canadian films on the festival circuit.

Telefilm Canada – Industry Directory: This directory covers the gamut of the Canadian audiovisual industry. From production, distribution, and export companies to government agencies and departments as well as TV resources and Canadian film and television festivals. Comes with monthly updates.

Urban Rez Productions: This Vancouver-based team created the Ravens and Eagles: Haida Art series along with many other critically acclaimed productions.

U-mista Cultural Society: This Alert Bay-based society works to ensure the survival of all aspects of the cultural heritage of the Kwakwaka'wakw. Their productions include POTLATCH...a strict law bids us dance, Box of Treasures and Mungo Martin: A Slender Thread/The Legacy.

Visual Alchemy home page: This home page was created by experimental film and video artist Al Razutis, who has collaborated with Anne Popperwell on the video Why Don't You Just Leave?, distributed by Moving Images (Individual and Society section). An extensive body of experimental film and video by Razutis, previously distributed by Moving Images Distribution and Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre (Toronto), is now available directly from the artist.