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INDIE FILMMAKER SERIES

IFCO's Indie Filmmaker Series celebrates the works of some of Ottawa's and Canada's most compelling and innovative independent filmmakers. This series will feature either one or two components; an artist talk, which will be held in IFCO's Members' Lounge and/or a seperate screening of the filmmaker(s) selected works at various local screening venues.


IFCO's INDIE FILMMAKER SERIES PRESENTS:

BLACK FOR REEL
: A SCREENING & ARTIST TALK WITH TASHA N
. WALDRON
!

When: Saturday, March 3rd, 2012
Where: Mercury Lounge (56 ByWard Market - Upstairs)
Doors Open: 6:30pm
Screening Time: 7:00pm
Cost: FREE


In celebration of Black History Month Ottawa, IFCO presents an artist talk with visiting filmmaker Tasha N. Waldron (Toronto, Canada). On Saturday, March 3rd at the Mercury Lounge. IFCO invites members of the public to come out and see what ‘reel’ filmmaking is ALL about!

Tasha N. Waldron is on the fast track to success! She is an emerging filmmaker/media artist now residing in the city of Toronto, with a passion for directing, writing and editing. Her work to date includes dramatic shorts, experimental films and music videos that have been broadcast and exhibited at various festivals and screenings. Tasha’s work is often inspired by her real life experiences, which lends a uniquely authentic quality to her pieces.

Ms. Waldron was recently awarded a coveted internship as part of The Telefilm producer trainee program administered by the Canadian Media Production Association (CMPA), and is presently interning at Conquering Lion Pictures (Toronto) under renowned Canadian producer Damon D'Oliveira, and internationally acclaimed, award-winning Canadian filmmaker of colour, Clément Virgo (RUDE & Lie with Me).

Accompanying Ms. Waldron’s films, will be the film works of two other IFCO filmmakers of colour and a gem from IFCO’s archives (lèzenvisib); a beautifully poetic filmic ode to Haiti.

The screening is approximately 40 minutes long, with an artist talk and Q&A moderated by Ottawa’s own fabulous radio, television, and community personality, Ms. Sarah Onyango to follow.

FILMS:

Korbett Matthews (lèzenvisib)
Experimental short, 16mm (2000)/ 5 mins

Pascal Aka (Weed Commercial)
Dramatic PSA, 16mm (2007)/ 2 mins

Patrice James (Ba-bye Mammy Ba-bye!) Experimental short, Super 8mm & 16mm (2009)/ 6 mins

Patrice James (Black Like She)
Experimental short, Super 8mm (2009)/ 4 mins

Tasha N. Waldron (Devil’s Candy)
Dramatic narrative short, Super 16mm (2011)/ 19 mins

Tasha N. Waldron (Bashment Ting)
Comedic narrative short, Super 8mm (2009)/ 3 mins


IFCO's Indie Filmmaker Series celebrates the works of some of Ottawa's and Canada's most compelling and innovative independent filmmakers. This series will feature either one or two components; an artist talk, which will be held in IFCO's Members' Lounge and/or a seperate screening of the filmmaker(s) selected works at various local screening venues.