“I have a big dream list that now has over 200 items. I hadn’t looked at in five years, until very recently. When I looked at it, I discovered that about forty things on that list I’d done… without even
“It wasn’t until I was accepted into my first group of universities that I sat back and said, ‘I don’t want to be a teacher. I want to be a director/filmmaker’.” About Erica Tamposi – filmmaker Erica is a 23 year
“When writing, I like to work for maybe four or five hours- anything more than that and I tend to get mentally exhausted.” About Ross Munro – filmmaker and actor Ross Munro is a fiercely independent filmmaker/actor born in Winnpeg,
“I was holding my sisters’ make-up mirror, making myself cry, curiously looking at my own reflection as the tears were running down.” About Ana Maria Carrizales – Vancouver-based psychologist, actress, writer & media creator. In 2007, after leaving a successful psychological practice
“It’s not a finished product, but it’s very imperative that you treat it like a finished product because that’s what people are coming to see… I’ve learned to always stand by my work, even if I know that there’s improvements to
“Happiness is hearing my two year old start to put thoughts together, and start to express himself and be heard. We all just want to be heard.” About Jennifer May Copping Jennifer Copping is a singer, a director, an accomplished
“We’re always role playing – and isn’t that a form of faking it? You have to be able to have the confidence to believe you are what you are in that moment: parent, teacher, etc,, and then others will accept it
“Now, I’m just thinking ‘make it better, make it better, make it better’ and focusing on it, because I want this to be my living. I want to support a family with art. So now I have to take it
“You have to be confident and brave enough to put yourself out there, because nothing is more fragile than your ideas. Someone’s ideas. You’re really exposing yourself anytime you’re creating something, because it’s coming directly from you. And it takes
“Perfectionism isn’t the most efficient motivator… Mistakes have made great art, but for some reason no one wants to be the one making them.” About Sarah Mae Worden Raised in Richland, Washington but residing in Vancouver, Sarah is an aspiring Writer/Director