Audio | Interview with NSI alumna Ashley Hirt - Industry Centre - National Screen Institute - Canada's national training school for writers, directors and producers in film, television and digital media.

Audio Interview with NSI alumna Ashley Hirt

About this audio

Ashley Hirt, 2008 NSI New Voices graduate, talks to Chris Vajcner about how the program helped her career, how being an actor helps her be a better filmmaker and what tops her list of favourite horror flicks.

Ashley recently co-produced Black Field - a feature film by another of our alumni, Danishka Esterhazy.

NSI on the web

Views expressed here are the views of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI).

Comments

Login with Facebook

You can post comments using your Facebook account by clicking the button below.

Login with your NSI account

There have been no comments submitted yet. Post a comment

25 Moments in NSI History - View now

1980's

1990's

2000's

2010's

National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI)

Canada's national training school for writers, directors and producers in film, television and digital media. Read more ...
Training programs
Contact us
- National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI)
  Suite 400, 141 Bannatyne Ave
  Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0R3
  Canada
- Phone: 204-956-7800
- Toll free: 800-952-9307
- Fax: 204-956-5811
- Email: info@nsi-canada.ca
Quick links
Your feedback

Need to report a problem with this website?

Give us the details.

Sponsorship
- Sponsorship enquiries
- Advertising enquiries

National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI) operates with ongoing funding from Core Funders: Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Tourism, the City of Winnipeg through the Winnipeg Arts Council; Benefactors: Shaw Media, Telefilm Canada; Patrons: CTV and the CTV/CHUM Benefits; Builders: Rogers, The Brian Linehan Charitable Foundation; Contributors: NBCUniversal, Women in Media Foundation; Friends: ZoomerMedia, GlassBOX Television Inc.

Website design and development by

National Screen Institute - Canada's national training school for writers, directors and producers in film, television and digital media. Training storytellers since 1986.