Just over 3 years ago, Andrew Park and his animation company Cognitive Media took a popular lecture by TED Talk superstar, Sir Ken Robinson and added drawings to the talk to illustrate his ideas on education. Park was a fellow of the RSA or Royal
Meet Rudayna, Q Former Community Manager of non profit venture, Getinvolved.ca. Community Planner. Fashionista. Explorer. Favourite expression: "Just dance it off" Favourite children’s book: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe -- though I barely remember it after all this time! Website you visit the most: Getinvolved.ca A free day is spent: Reading, daydreaming,
I never thought that I would start working as a location sound recordist when I got into video production but thats exactly what happened. I always wanted to be a video editor but once I started to do it professionally I realized I liked the
Meet Peggy. Freelancer extraordinaire for Q Media. Producer. Storyteller. Dog Mama. Favourite expression: “Actually…..” Favourite children’s book: “Clarence Turns Sea Dog” by Patricia Lauber. Life changing. For an eight-year-old. Website you visit the most: Instagram or Facebook; it’s a draw. A free day is spent: Reading, running my dogs, cooking and
“We want to produce a video, but we have a small budget.” If you’re a video producer, you hear this a lot. This need has given rise to a new kind of production model, a one-man-band approach. Typically it’s a young, fresh out-of-school film graduate. The one-man-band
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Sometimes the best stories are right in front of you; the bus driver you see every morning, the man having a road rage fit on the DVP or your neighbor with all the cats – but you’ll never get a chance to hear their stories
When I was 11, my friends and I were obsessed with building model cars. Yes, we were total geeks. There was nothing like saving up to get a cool Mustang model, a box filled with hundreds of plastic parts that you’d paint and glue together. But