Are Movie Theaters Dying or Are Things Changing?
From the pandemic to the present — personal observations of the changing movie industry.
Tag: Movies and Film
Documentaries: A Glance at All We Cannot See
How can social justice documentaries give exposure to social injustices across the world?
Indigenous futurism in film with Danis Goulet
Cinema & media art faculty discuss the importance of the Indigenous futurism and media, and the upcoming virtual event featuring Danis Goulet.
An interview with John Babu: From molecular biology to filmmaking
With a masters degree in molecular biology, Babu discusses his journey into filmmaking and how his science background influenced him.
A conversation with Marsha Greene and Annmarie Morais
The York alumni discuss their new show The Porter, their experiences as creatives and the importance of showing stories of Black joy and Canadian history.
Hollywood’s colourism problem and shifting away from it
Calling out the faults of colourism in the film industry and acknowledging the slow and steady growth of diverse shades being put forth in mainstream media.
Intercut 2022 goes virtual for this year’s production
Upper-year screenwriters discuss the upcoming virtual event, Intercut 2022, following last year’s cancellation of the program due to COVID-19.
The gay theatre kid, and other such truths
A study of queer representation in contemporary theatre at York.
The importance of the new online workshop event hosted by Michael Greyeyes
Theatre faculty share why the York community should attend the new workshop and dive into Indigenous representation in media.
The return of cinemas: How movie theatres are adapting to the pandemic
The streaming world had dominated while the theatres were closed, but will they continue to do so?