Be Seen in a Whole New Way

OCTOBER 2009  | There may be something about us you don't know. And we think it's time to reveal it to the world!

You see, for the better part of a decade, a small team of producers has been telling stories of all shapes and sizes. You may already know about our feature films, Home Spin and Heartland Son. And you may be familiar with some of our documentary work for VisionTV and TVOntario. Perhaps you're already well aware of the awards we've won at Film Festivals in Hamilton, NY and Houston. But you may not know that our unique approach to storytelling is a service that is availabe to businesses like yours or those of folks you know. In fact, we've even given it a name. It's called "Promotion Through Storytelling."

Around the World, Close to Home

SEPTEMBER 2009  |  Talk about culture! Where else can you enjoy world-renowned films for both adults and kids, great jazz, parties and art, all with an international flavour? The Art Gallery of Hamilton and Festitalia have joined forces to present an international film festival for an international audience.

Sizzling Hot Summer

AUGUST 2009  |  Okay, so it's not been the hottest summer we've seen in Southern Ontario, but things are heating up every Sunday night on SunTV and Monday on MenTV as the Pressure Cooker TV series cooks up a storm. It's been described as Hell's Kitchen colliding with The Amazing Race, as 16 professional chefs compete in a grueling culinary elimination marathon.

Unbelievable Radar Man Returns

JULY 2009  |  He's back. An unlikely superhero known as The Unbelievable Radar Man returns to the stage at Hamilton's 2009 Fringe Festival.

For comic book lovers and theatre enthusiasts, Aaron Lam's Fringe Festival play, The Right Turne, was like lightning in a bottle last summer at the Hamilton Fringe Festival. Lam was so thrilled with the experience and especially the audience response, that he's written a sequel called The Left Turne.

24-Hour Film Frenzy

Report by Jeremy Major

UPDATE: On May 9, 2009 at the Gala Event for the Hamilton 24-Hour Film Festival, Team Shooting Eye won 1st Prize by Jury and Best Cinematography for the film, "Service". Read co-director Jeremy Major's report on the making of the film and then view the film online.

MAY 2009  |  Imagine having only 24 hours to make a film. From idea to completion in one day.

This was the assignment at the Hamilton 24-Hour Film Festival, a competitive event on May 1, 2009 that kicked off a week long schedule of workshops and screenings aimed at Southern Ontario filmmakers. And, well... The Shooting Eye was there.