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Sean Garrity talks about his new feature Zooey & Adam. Find out how the film evolved, how Sean felt about filming his first sex scene and why festivals refused to screen the film.
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The National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI) is now accepting films for its NSI Online Short Film Festival. Submit films for free by 4:30 P.M. CST, Wednesday, February 10, 2010.
From Lance Weiler's WorkBook Project comes a series of videos filmed during Sundance. Featuring Zak Forsman, Kevin K. Shah, Ted Hope, Jon Reiss, Mynette Louie, Linas Phillips, Brian Newman, Dan Mirvish, and Ira Deutchman.
A collision of fiction and fate.
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Check out our newest film lineup for the NSI Online Short Film Festival. The festival now has over 100 Canadian short films available to watch for free on its website.
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Zooey & Adam, a new feature from NSI Features First grad Sean Garrity, is a psychological drama that will have audiences taking sides. The film opens at the Winnipeg Film Group's Cinematheque January 29.
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NSI columnist Kellie Ann Benz looks at the short film scene in Quebec.
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