Creative Collaboration from My Old Ass to Sterling Point: Megan Park & Zazu Myers
Director Megan Park and Production Designer Zazu Myers first built their collaborative relationship on the film My Old Ass, and now…
The Sound & Music of The Vampire Lestat
Ever wonder how a vampire becomes a global rock superstar? The Vampire Lestat follows its titular character as he transforms into a demonic celebrity, and the sound had to carry every note of that transformation.
Production Designer Elisa Sauvé and Supervising Art Director David Best on Telling Muhammad Ali’s Origin Story in The Greatest
Production Designer Elisa Sauvé and Supervising Art Director David Best drew on months of research to recreate the places and everyday details of Muhammad Ali’s early life as Cassius Clay in the new Amazon series The Greatest.
Ontario After Dark: 12 Films and TV Shows That Helped Shape Horror
From David Cronenberg's grotesque body horror to Guillermo del Toro's gothic monsters, Ontario has helped dream up some of the genre's most memorable nightmares. Here are 12 horror films and TV shows made right here in Ontario, and the Members who helped make them so scary.
DGC Ontario Fall TV Watchlist
This fall’s TV lineup brings a mix of returning favourites, new adaptations and highly anticipated series, all made with the contributions of our talented Members.
BEHIND THE LOCATIONS & DESIGN OF ADULTS WITH JOHN DONDERTMAN, SCOTT ALEXANDER & WARNER STRAUSS
From hauling snow out of the streets of Toronto during a “Biblical winter” to squeezing a full crew into a tiny apartment, bringing Queens to life for Season 2 of FX’s Adults called for plenty of creativity, flexibility and collaboration.
Shot By Shot: Wendy Morgan Pardo On Sugar Daddy
In this guest feature from DGC Ontario Director Chris Deacon, fellow DGC Ontario Director Wendy Morgan Pardo revisits Sugar Daddy's exploration of modern sex work, money, power and artistic ambition.
PICTURE EDITOR MAUREEN GRANT & SOUND EDITOR MICHELLE IRVING: BUILDING COMMUNITY WITH QUEER IN POST
Queer In Post (QUIP) co-founders Maureen Grant and Michelle Irving are building a supportive network where queer Post Production professionals can connect, share knowledge, and find a safe space within the industry.
