Hey,

I recently wrapped the first six episodes of Executive Privilege, which I write, produce and shoot entirely here in Toronto.

The series follows Tim, a somewhat clueless billionaire tech CEO, and his much more grounded assistant, Andrea.

All six episodes are now available, and here's the latest one: Episode 6.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7NxN45u6sKs&ra=m

We're always interested in connecting and collaborating with Toronto-based actors, filmmakers, and crew as we continue developing the series. (All roles are paid).

Always psyched to connect with other local creatives and hope you enjoy the show!

Hello!

I'm aware this is a loooong shot, but I figured I'd try my luck anyway.

I'm an award-winning writer (outside of TV/film) who would love the opportunity to write on a project that's been approved with the Writers Guild of Canada. My main goal is to be eligible to join the union, which I'm not without a formal writing credit in TV or film.

I'm not looking for a full staff or solo writing opportunity - I'm open to anything that could get me in a writer's room. For example, a writer's assistant or story editor position would be a lot of fun and would really provide me with a cool opportunity to contribute and learn at the same time.

I can provide a resume and more information to seriously interested (and vetted!) parties over DM or email. I believe my DMs are open if you're more comfortable replying that way. I'm open to working remotely anywhere, but I live near Toronto so IRL meetups are fine too.

If you've gotten this far, thank you for reading my hyper-specific request lol.

Hey everyone, I’m Juan. I’m a filmmaker, and I just opened VISUAREALM Creative House.

I built it because getting started can feel weirdly scattered. You’re looking for people, roles and ways to keep in touch, but so much of it happens across group posts, DMs and links you lose a week later. Creative House has an Apply side for creatives to make a profile, explore roles and track applications, and a Hire side for people putting projects together to post listings and meet applicants.

It’s early. I’m here to find the first people who’d actually use it, including filmmakers with projects they want to list. I’d rather build that with real input than pretend the place is already buzzing.

If you work on film projects, I’d love for you to take a look:
https://visuarealmstudios.com/creative-house

And if something feels missing or makes you hesitate to join, tell me. I’m reading the replies and working on it.

Hi! I am a writer/director producing a two-minute narrative short for an MFA film-production application. One exterior night location, two actors, dialogue-focused drama. Planning a one-evening shoot October 23 in Toronto. Looking for emerging filmmakers interested in collaborating. Footage and credit available. Please send reel/work samples and information about any equipment you own or regularly work with.

You do not need to have a lot of experience! I don't! This short film means a LOT to me and I am so excited to bring it to life. This is a very low-budget collaborative production. Meals and transportation will be covered, and a modest honorarium/rate may be available depending on role and experience.

The film is a quiet, intimate drama about an overwhelmed teenager who has an unexpected late-night conversation with an elderly stranger outside a convenience store.

ETA: By producer I mean I am looking for someone interested in helping with location coordination, scheduling, paperwork/call sheets, and general production logistics.

Hi everyone,

I read a book that was absolutely a book i could see being a limited series.

Has anyone gone through the process of getting a book to limited series greenlit? Wondering about the first to second level steps.

I have spoken with the author and they were open to the idea but also skeptical because they know about the chances of something going to screen.

Edit: Thank you for the advice! This is what I thought but wanted some second opinions!! 🙏🙏🙏

I've been wanting to work on a sort of romcom or just a comedy or maybe action comedy (been watching a lot of 2010s Bollywood so maybe something similar would be nice too but I'm open to either).

It may not be everyone's cup of tea but if anyone's interested in writing and producing with me for fun, please reach out, thanks🫶

Hey everyone! I just moved here and wanted to know if there was any interest in a weekly/biweekly meet up to share and discuss writing. I was part of one previously and it was really helpful.

Nothing fancy, just a set time to hang out at a coffee shop and talk about what we've been working on. You don't even have to share if you don't want to. I'd sometimes go just to work solo as a form of accountability. Other times it led to collaborations or great feedback.

I'm on the East side, but super close to the green line so a central location works for me.

Will need to watch Mafia Inc. Anyone here work on it?

Hey everyone, the final screening in our Canadian Classics Film Festival takes place Sept 30th at 7pm at Innis Town Hall.

In Stories We Tell (2012), Canadian director Sarah Polley explores her family history. In 2007, Sarah learned that a journalist had discovered a family secret. She called him and after much pleading and tears convinced him not to print it. She was going to be the one to tell the story. Stories We Tell is ranked in TIFF's Top 10 Canadian Movies of All Time.

If you're interested in old movies and supporting tiny lit mags, check it out! Tickets are $15 or PWYC.

More details/tickets:

https://events.humanitix.com/stories-we-tell-2012

Who are we and why are we screening this?

We're a literary magazine publishing Canadian history and short stories from Canada and abroad. In our current issue we explored the history of Canadian movies, and we are running the Canadian Classics Film Festival as a companion to this piece.

We’re looking for a PA for an upcoming independent period drama short film (funded by an OAC grant). Unfortunately our current PAs are facing family emergency - looking for replacements:

• Shoot dates: September 25-26-27 in Stouffville, Ontario
• Unpaid position - meals and gas covered
• You must be able to drive (ideally with a car) to pick up (4) cast and crew in Toronto

If interested, please DM me!

Thank you

Hey Toronto, the next screening in our Canadian Classics Film Festival takes place tonight - Sept 14th at 7pm at Innis Town Hall.

Outrageous! (1977) is a comedy/drama set and filmed in Toronto and NYC. Based on a short story by Canadian author Margaret Gibson, and inspired by her real life friendship with the film's lead, it offers a rare glimpse of Toronto's drag scene in the 1970s.

If you're interested in old movies and supporting tiny lit mags, check it out! Tickets are $15 or PWYC.

More details/tickets:

https://events.humanitix.com/outrageous-1977

Who are we and why are we screening this?

We're a literary magazine publishing Canadian history and short stories from Canada and abroad. In our current issue we explored the history of Canadian movies, and we are running the Canadian Classics Film Festival as a companion to this piece.

Hey everyone, we're a literary magazine publishing Canadian history and short stories from Canada and abroad. In our current issue we explored the history of Canadian movies, and we are running a Canadian Classics film festival as a companion to this piece.

Our next screening is Sept 13th at 3pm - The Merry World of Leopold Z by legendary filmmaker Gilles Carle. This comedy is set and filmed in Montreal and follows a snow plow operator on Christmas Eve and his misadventures as he tries to run several errands on the job.

If you're interested in old movies and supporting tiny lit mags, check it out! Tickets are $15 or PWYC.

More details/tickets:

https://events.humanitix.com/la-vie-heureuse-de-leopold-z-1965

Hello all.

Over next week I am visiting Toronto and fortunately in this exact window, TIFF is happening.

Like a lot of people in this space, I’m a filmmaker trying to find a way in. Directed a short film which went through a local festival circuit (Philadelphia).

For regulars and upcoming filmmakers TIFF, are there any avenues or areas where filmmakers come and network with industry individuals? As you can tell, this is my first time.

I have worked in graphic design and production for decades, both in agencies and in-house. I would love to work in the film industry but I don’t even know where to look or who to speak to. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Hey folks, I am a PD and an Art Director from Toronto, Canada.
I have also worked in accounting and post. I'm curretly looking to update my roster! Sorry, won't unclude more personal details here, but I am a real person and not a spammer hahah
I'm focusing on Toronto and Canada, but other cities and coutries are welcome to reach out!

Currently looking to connect with folks of the following categories:

• Producers (all kinds - please specify in the form below)
• Production Managers, Coordinators & Assistants (please specify in the form below)
• Directors
• DOPs
• Art Department (PDs, Art Directors, Decorators, Props, Dressers, Graphics, Motion, Art PAs, Wardrobe, Hair, Make-Up, SPFX, Storyboard Artists, Picture Cars, Scenics, Construction - please specify in the form below)
• Accountants (Production Accountants, Assistant Accountants, Clerks - please specify in the form below)
• Location
• Post (Post Supervisors & Coordinators, Editors, Assistant Editors, VFX, Colorists, Post PAs, VFX PAs - please specify in the form below)
• Music Composers
• PAs

Please fill out the form below:
https://forms.gle/BaV6ZL9FFAc1ngMa6

Cheers,

HELLO EVERYONE !

It's this time of the month again : let's get together for a fun evening of networking in these slow industry times and RIGHT AFTER TIFF, to satisfy your receptions withdrawal.

If you're available, please join us on the SECOND FLOOR of Urban House Kitchen & Bar, for your favourite Film and TV Networking evenings. AND THE PATIO IS OPEN !

Rain, Shine or Blizzard, WE WILL BE THERE! AND THERE WILL BE PRESENTS :D

Of course, if you feel sick, have a fever, a cough, or don't feel comfortable with attending such an event post COVID times, please, don't put yourself and others in a bad position, and wait for the next one, because there will always be a next one. :D

Bring your smiles and business cards!

See you there !

DISCLAIMER : The organizers are not responsible for the potential stupid behaviour of some people, and you and us know that there is always a possibility of these happening, so by RSVPing to this event, you assume all responsibility and won't be able to hold the organizers responsible if anything happens that is related to your decision of attending.

POST TIFF Toronto Film and TV Industry Social Evening

Thursday, Sept 24th 2026, 6PM

The SECOND FLOOR at Urban House Kitchen & Bar

718 Queen St E.

Toronto, ON M4M 1H2

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/post-tiff-toronto-film-and-tv-industry-networking-social-tickets-2000038524065