Propaganda Cinema at the NFB – The World in Action
The story behind the World in Action theatrical series of propaganda films
EyeSteelFilm salutes the NFB
One of our co-producing partners, EyeSteelFilm (Up the Yangtze, RiP! A Remix Manifesto), created this poster as a tribute to our 70th anniversary. I think it’s pretty cool. Thanks, guys!
Making Music, Part 2
Claire Blanchet and Sam Vipond conclude their guest post on the making of The Wobble Incident and their participation in the Making Music program.
Making Music: An inside look into one of the NFB’s training programs
Filmmaker Claire Blanchet and musician Sam Vipond blog about their experience with Making Music, one of the NFB's emerging filmmaker training programs.
Q&A with Carrie Haber, Part 2
This is Part 2 of my interview with writer, filmmaker, editor and composer Carrie Haber. You can read Part 1 here. Julie Matlin: On average, how many projects are you...
Q&A with Carrie Haber, writer/filmmaker/editor/composer
An interview with writer, filmmaker, editor and composer Carrie Haber.
Here’s what we’ve got cooking at the Calgary International Film Festival
Check out all the trailers for the films we’ve got playing at the 2009 Calgary International Film Festival. Documentary Features CBQM (Dennis Allen) 66:36 min oehttp://www.nfb.ca/film/cbqm_radio_trailer/ INVISIBLE CITY (Hubert Davis)...
NFB Newsletter
Our newsletters offer hand-picked selections of our finest projects.
Classic Trailers
The NFB unveils some classic trailers from the 70s and 80s.
How to make money (and other fun stuff)
oehttp://www.nfb.ca/film/how_do_they_make_money/ Everybody loves a good “how to” film. We’re a culture obsessed with how things are done. And when you combine our inquisitive nature with a generally short attention span,...
HA’Aki and the Golden Nica
Iriz Pääbo and HA'Aki win a Golden Nica from Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria.
Drawing From Life: A portrait of suicide survivors that screens in Victoria, BC on Sept. 9
Drawing From Life follows a group therapy workshop for people who have attempted suicide at least twice. An intimate, visceral and surprisingly uplifting film. It screens on Sept. 9 in Victoria, BC.
Q&A with artist and filmmaker Mark Lewis
Artist Mark Lewis’ latest work is a film trilogy entitled Cold Morning. The 3 films, Cold Morning, Nathan Phillips Square, A Winter’s Night, Skating and TD Centre, 54th Floor combine...