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The Zoetic Theatre & Creative Arts Company
Here's a project we're really excited to be involved in... It's called The Zoetic and it's more than a theatre, it's a way of life. Check it out.
The Blink of An Eye
In the blink of an eye, everything can change. This is the concept behind the new United Way campaign developed by The Shooting Eye and Westpro Media for the Burlington/Hamilton division of the international organization. The video and commercials feature local talent and locations and drive home an important message for change.
Watch for the commercial spots on television and through the United Way's donation campaign.
www.uwaybh.ca
Behind the Curtain
SUMMER 2013 | The Shaw Festival: Behind the Curtain is a documentary that takes viewers behind the scenes at one of North America's most acclaimed and unique theatre festivals, The Shaw.
After 18-months of production, the program is airing on PBS and BIO. It was produced in association with Forevergreen TV & Film by Jeremy Major and Aaron Lam. It is now available on DVD at The Shaw Festival in Niagara-On-The-Lake and also through PBS.org.
'artless' is complete
SPRING 2013 | What begins as a surreal romance between two artists turns to tragedy when the largest blackout in history threatens their relationship.
This is the story behind Jeremy Major's new feature film, artless. Filmed in Hamilton and New York City last summer, the film is now finished and being launched for film festivals. Stay tuned for more...
Big bang filming
WINTER 2013 | 200 years ago, on the very soil where the Shooting Eye offices sit today, a war was fought. It went on for two years and consisted of more than 50 battles. One of those was called The Battle of Beaver Dams and unfolded in the area now know as Thorold, just west of Niagara Falls. What was unique about this battle is that it was not won by weapons alone but also by words.
A new film directed by Jeremy Major will hit Canadian classrooms this spring to coincide with the anniversary of the Beaver Dams battle. The film was made possible thanks to a grant from Canadian Heritage. Executive Produced by historian Doug Massey, the film is an emotional and intense story told primarily through the eyes of the Grand River people.