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NEWS: First Look at That Girl, Peugeot

We are so excited to share the first looks of our short film That, Girl Peugeot. Written by Natalie Ekberg and The most important information about dosing is that it NOT as precise dutasteride, and that the patient should be instructed not to exceed the indicated dose, or dosing may…
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Thoughts of a Grand-Millennial

During my daily procrastination scroll of Facebook, I came across a meme that left me feeling more self aware than I have in years.  Grand-millennial A mid-twenty something who prefers being at home with a blanket and Netflix than out partying. At the time, I chuckled and sent it on…
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The Power of Perspective

I’ve learnt that the perspective in which you view your life is changeable. Sometimes this shifts due to a huge life event, sometimes through smaller life lessons. Perspective according to the Cambridge English Dictionary is “a particular way of considering something”. I’ve always considered Life to be too short to…
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The Weight on Women

When the idea of this essay first came to me it was born of rage. A rage born of confusion. How can you treat a person with respect and kindness, with humanity, and they respond with, this? As a woman- a woman of colour- it is exhausting, and disheartening, and…
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Redefining the narrative

People often ask me what I mean when I say my biggest passion when it comes to storytelling is "redefining the narrative for women through Film and TV".  Picture this. A young couple walk hand-in-hand along the beach. They’ve both managed to sneak a beer from their older siblings and…
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Learning to Say No

I’m a big believer is working on as many projects as you can when you are starting out. The more sets you are on, the more you will learn! I have worked on some very disorganized sets and learned how to run mine better. I’ve worked for no pay outside…
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An Unexpected Lesson

I cared for my father for the last 3 years of his life. After which, I decided that by the time I was 50 I should be an established filmmaker or, at the very least, see the light at the end of the tunnel. That gave me 4 years. 4…
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Stronger Than Yesterday

It’s 4am and I’m wide awake in a hospital bed.  With one hand I am replying to emails on my phone about the tech time for my play which is due to open in five days’ time. With my other hand I am attempting to hold my baby steady as…
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Why still, David Lynch?

This has been a year of progression in both the micro and macro. In the micro: I began making movies for the first time (after a decade directing only theatre). In the macro – from the kick-ass Killing Eve to Debra Granik's beautifully subtle Leave No Trace; from an entirely…