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I'll be hosting a Q&A after the screening of our film "Ice and Fire: Tracking Canada's Climate Crisis" If you're attending the Yorkton film festival, come check it out! yap films Elizabeth Trojian Elliott Halpern Robin Bicknell CBC
Very proud to have completed my University of Edinburgh course in Learning for a Sustainable Future. I learned so much about how to put my ideas for food justice and sustainability into practice. I highly recommend this thoughtful course filled with engaging lectures and discussions.
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Connect with seasoned industry experts who will provide personalized guidance and support throughout your journey, helping you navigate career decisions and hone your skills with year three of the #womeninpost program, presented by Netflix! Elevate your career in post-production and empower yourself for success by applying before the deadline of Tuesday, July 4 at 5:00 PM local time. To learn more and apply today, visit academy.ca/womeninpost The #WomenInPost program is presented by Netflix, supported by the RBC Foundation in support of RBC Emerging Artists, industry partner Noodle Factory Post , and community partners the Canadian Cinema Editors | Les Monteurs et Monteuses de cinéma canadien and Vancouver Post Alliance. #postproduction #cdntalent
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Big day here at The Noodle Factory! Our Signs are now up!! https://lnkd.in/dFzhcrmP
53rd NAACP Image Awards nominee party! Celebrating our nomination for Outstanding Documentary for How It Feels to Be Free! #yapfilms #naacpimageawards
Please watch our documentary “Ice +Fire” on The Nature of Things John Doyle likes it:) Ice and Fire: Tracking Canada’s Climate Crisis (on The Nature of Things, CBC, Friday, 9 p.m. and streams on CBC Gem) is very much a down-home look at climate change. Backyard ice rinks across Canada are slowly disappearing, we’re told. An elderly woman reminisces about skating every winter on a local river in Ontario that now hasn’t frozen for years. Meanwhile in B.C. there are unusual heatwaves and flooding. The perspective here is on ordinary life and how that is impacted. While the term “climate catastrophe” is used, the tone is more plain-speaking and helpful. #canada #climatechange #yapfilms #cbc #globeandmail #johndoyle #tnot
Super happy about this lovely year end review of How it Feels to be Free from @johndoyle @globeandmail “It’s a scorcher, a fabulous journey to that place where art and activism meet in the stories of these Black women artists.” https://lnkd.in/eiH2mb3B #howitfeelstobefree #documentarychannel #cbc #globeandmail #yapfilms
Hey Everyone ! Hope you all can watch our beautiful and important documentary about Artificial Intelligence and emotions #artificialintelligence #yapfilms#tnot #cbc #robotworkers #robinbicknell#julianunes
Tune in Friday night at 9pm, or stream on GEM "The Machine that Feels"! a film I directed for CBC The Nature of Things. Produced by Elliott Halpern, and Elizabeth Trojian at Yapfilms and produced & written by Julia Nunes, edited by Michele Francis. Enjoy! I'm very proud of it - and it's an eye opener.
Thank you to everyone at PBS American Masters! And all the incredible filmmakers on this years series! We’re in it together! Thanks PBS for backing How it Feels to Be Free!#hiftbf
Three PBS programs have been nominated for the 73rd Annual Primetime Emmy® Awards!
