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By Duane Murray - Producer/Star ("Ray")
November 4th, 2007
I can’t say it was how I imagined it. No, the way I imagined it was far different. It painted a different picture. First of all, we were all about 8 years younger. We would be walking down the red carpet, Alyssa Milano on my arm, (Natalie Portman not being of age yet. Come to think of it, my girlfriend wouldn’t have been of age yet either) and Cheryl Crow on Shane’s. Jordan, of course, would not be there, strictly out of protest over the immense commercial success we were about to experience. Read more here >>> |
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By Shane Belcourt - writer/director/dp
November 1st, 2007
I want to say that the premiere screening was the most fun I've ever had in my life, that afterward me and crew partied until dawn and woke up in small boarder town the other side of Mexico. It was however, agonizing, painful, and though an insane success, almost impossible to bare. Read more here >>> |
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By Shane Belcourt - writer/director/dp
July 23rd, 2007
Well, things are just flying by now. Last I wrote I was telling you how exciting it was to even start the film production. Here we are a couple months later and the film has been shot, edited, and now we're moving onto the finer details of post-production. Jordan is doing some sound things, I gotta do some image tweaks, and we got Amanda Strong doing some posters and all of that promo kind of thing. It, we, are trucking along.
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By Shane Belcourt - writer/director/dp
April 26th, 2007
When you look at me what do you see? A white guy, maybe? Blue eyes and wavy brown hair, maybe French or maybe just a hodge-podge of whatever white Canadian blah. I can’t stop you from seeing what you see, just like you can’t stop me from feeling what I feel, or what I see, or what I’ve always known. I’m Aboriginal. My Dad is Metis, and no that doesn’t mean he is half of anything, he is a full-on Metis. And oh yeah, my Mom is white, I mean real white, like blond hair blue eyes kind of white. But I never thought of myself as white, I always thought of myself as me. And for me, that means Metis. And this my dear friends is what my debut film Tkaronto is all about (but I’m telling you I’m starting to feel more and more everyday that this isn’t “my” film at all, but for a lot of us, it’s “ours”). Read more here >>> |
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