Members
Adrian
Adrian was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta, and moved to the west coast in 1997 to pursue a degree in fine arts. While completing his BFA at the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design (1998-2001) he received a Helen Pitt Award (2000) and began exhibiting work in Vancouver and Toronto. He became involved with the local art collaboration ‘T&T’ (Tony Romano and Tyler Brett) and created videos for Tyler’s solo band ‘The Dept.’ In 2005, Adrian directed and produced a limited release DVD featuring a selection of these videos entitled The Dept. Five videos by Adrian.
While pursuing his art practice he began working in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (2001-2005) as a community outreach worker. His debut short film, Cardboard Cutout, was created directly after he was forced to leave his job due to an incident with a violent patron. His respect and compassion for the DTES community and the plight of those on the margins of society are at the heart of this film.
Films
- Kill your mother. Kill your father. Kill your heart.
90 min., 35mm, 2009
27:23, DVD, 2006
Krishnendu Das aka Babakishan
http://babukishandas.com
performer/composer/filmmaker/film & music producer
778 887 48 33
Films
- DIL PUNJABI
short documentary, red camera, punjabi/english, 2010
Paul Armstrong
Paul is a film, television and theatre producer. Recent feature film credits include Producer on Moving Malcolm by Benjamin Ratner starring Elizabeth Berkley (Showgirls); Executive Producer on See Grace Fly and Co-Producer on Ill-Fated starring Peter Outerbridge. Most recently he produced the Director_s Guild of Canada, Bravo!FACT 35 mm short film Break A Leg, Rosie starring Carly Pope and Ian Tracey, a music video for Jim Byrnes and a television commercial for Storyeum, all three directed by Tara Hungerford. He produced the LEO Award nominated music video for Jessie Farrell, Don_t Even Try, directed by Tara Hungerford and the much acclaimed LEO award winning short B&W 35 mm film Mon amour mon parapluie directed by Giada Dobrzenska and starring Tara Hungerford, William Gibson and Douglas Coupland with music by Nick Lloyd Webber. Paul is co-founder and Co-Producer of The Celluloid Social Club, a monthly screening series for independent films.
Films
- Break a Leg Rosie
11 min., 35mm, 2005
