Mac Kids Presents Miracles Big and Small (Various excerpts from the 90 minute documentary) | Miracles Big and Small is a celebration of the outstanding medical efforts performed by one of Canada's busiest children's hospitals, Mac Kids in Hamilton, Ontario. Featuring television personalities Nick Dixon, Annette Hamm, Leslie Stewart, Connie Smith, and Dan McLean, the program aired on CHCH TV June 5 and 6, 2010.

Directed by Jeremy Major, produced by Kelly Carney, written by Aaron Lam, and featuring songs by Tim Alberts. Proudly produced by The Shooting Eye.

The Box Journey from Miracles Big and Small (1 Min. x 5) | Dustin Berry, a brain-tumour survivor from Grimsby, Ontario, wanted to show people that McMaster Children's Hospital needs their help. So he gave a gift that everyone could share. It was a symbol of the hospital that he put it in the hands of thousands of people across the province, so that they too would be touched by the miracles that happen at Mac Kids. What was in the box? It was a surprise that he wouldn't reveal until the end of its journey.

These five 1-minute pieces combine poetry by Aaron Lam with visuals and music by director Jeremy Major and are produced by Kelly Carney. They were a part of Mac Kids Presents Miracles Big and Small, a feature documentary that aired on CHCH TV in June 2010 and was proudly produced by The Shooting Eye.

Miss You (4:30min) | A distraught mother holds vigil at the phone booth where her daughter went missing. An Official Selection of The Hamilton 24 Film Festival 2010. The requirements of the competition were that it was to be made within 24 hours, be less than 5 minutes, and include (prop) a piece of torn clothing, (location) a scene at a payphone, (line of dialogue) "I have always depended on the kindness of strangers". Starring Christena Hampson-Covello, Matthew David Lupal, Brad Young, and Nicolette Paradela. Produced and directed by Jeremy Major and Aaron Lam.

This film was shot on a DSLR - the full story coming soon! To view our 2009 winning entry, click here.

Pressure Cooker TV Trailer (1:00min) | Pressure Cooker TV is a relentless, mind-bending emotional roller coaster ride for sixteen aggressive wannabe 'Rock Star' male and female Chefs from across Canada. The pace is frantic and the personalities are driven and diverse. There's no shortage of ego here! It is the most brutal elimination culinary "black box" (unknown ingredients) competition ever staged. Chefs find themselves confronting a punishing cooking gauntlet riddled with emotional skill-testing trip-wires and ruthless timeframes.

Official Website - www.thepressurecooker.tv

Service (4:30min) | Awarded First Prize and Best Cinematography at the Hamilton 24-Hour Film Festival 2009. Produced and directed by Jeremy Major and Aaron Lam. Starring Matthew David Lupal, Nicolette Paradela, and Brad Young. The parameters of the competition were that it must include a prop (Canadian flag), location (inside of car), and line of dialogue ("Show me the money"). We chose to do something timely and with a social conscience about the effects of a world at war, as we've had too many soldiers returning in boxes from the middle east lately. This festival is Canada's biggest 24-hour fest and happened May 1 in Southern Ontario.

To read about the making of the film, click here.

The Making of Success (10:00min) | The Shooting Eye Corporation is an enterprising motion picture production company based in Southern Ontario with credits in feature film, award-winning documentaries, award-winning educational programs, and commercials. It represents a team of producers with a passion for storytelling and innovative approaches to filmmaking and distribution through partnerships. This is a taste of the various productions that the team has been involved with. Featuring Jeremy Major, Aaron Lam, Kelly Carney.