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Canadian
Filmakers' Distribution
Centre,
artist-driven, distributes films which operate outside the
mainstream, are innovative and diverse in origin and
expression. Represents 550 filmmakers worldwide and 2,600
film titles.
Charles
Street Video, a
non-profit, artist-run centre, provides media artists with
opportunities for production, fosters media arts practice,
rents editing suites, cameras and production gear.
Cinematheque
Ontario is a
year-round screening programme of world cinema in curated
retrospectives, at Jackman Hall in the Art Gallery of
Ontario (McCaul St.).
Hot
Docs, North
America's largest documentary festival, in April, presents
cutting-edge documentaries from Canada and around the globe.
Doc Soup is a monthly screening and discussion series
at the Bloor Cinema.
Images
Festival, in
April each year, showcases and supports independent works in
video, film, new media and installation from across Canada
and around the world.
InsideOUT
presents Canada’s largest queer film and video festival
each year in May, and promotes and exhibits film and video
by or about Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGBT) people.
Interaccess
electronic media arts centre is an exhibition space and
production facility exploring the intersections of art and
technology.
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Liaison
of Independent
Filmmakers, a
non-profit film co-op, supports and encourages independent
filmmaking through the exchange of information and access to
equipment and facilities.
Moving
Pictures Festival of Dance on Film and
Video, 3 days in
November each year, explores the cross pollination of dance
and the media arts, screens at the Gladstone Hotel 2006.
One
Minute Film and Video
Festival,
sets a theme and time limitation (1 min) for submitted
films, runs for one night in November each year at the Bloor
Cinema in Toronto.
Pleasure
Dome is a
year-round film and video exhibition group dedicated to the
presentation of experimental film and video.
Rendezvous
with Madness Film
Festival,
Workman Arts presents an annual film festival in November of
features and shorts on the facts and mythology surrounding
mental health and addiction.
Trinity
Square Video is
a not-for-profit centre that provides artists and community
organizations with video production/post-production support
and services at accessible rates.
Toronto
International Film
Festival, for
ten days in September each year, is one of the most
successful cinematic events in the world, for premiering
films.
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