In this episode of the View 902 podcast, Paul Kimball is joined by his good friend and fellow director Dillon Garland for a discussion about the state of independent filmmaking in Nova Scotia, particularly for a young filmmaker like Dillon, as well as his first feature film Afraid to Speak, which debuted this past fall at the Parrsboro Film Festival after Read More …
In the debut episode of the View 902 Podcast, Paul Kimball chats with historian Aaron John Gulyas. They cover an eclectic range of subjects, including the strange life and times of Albert K. Bender and his role in creating the Men In Black mythos (the subject of Aaron’s presentation at the 2016 East Coast Paraconference in Liverpool, Nova Scotia back in early August), why Read More …
Wisp, the debut indie feature from writer/Director Benjamin Stevens, is now available on-line at YouTube, with more platform releases to follow. The film is a gripping lost-in-the-woods video-verite horror flick that begins with a whimsical search for the lights of the Will O’the Wisp and then descends into a struggle for survival against an unforseen biological threat. As four attractive, Read More …
After four weeks of filming in Halifax, Seaforth, Hubbards and Queensland in Nova Scotia, principal photography wrapped on July 16th. Post-production is already underway, with a targeted release date of early December, 2015.
Winter Light Productions is happy to announce that it has signed a deal to act as the worldwide distributor for the feature film Wisp, a gripping lost-in-the-woods video-verite horror flick that begins with a whimsical search for the lights of the Will O’the Wisp and then descends into a struggle for survival against an unforseen biological threat. As four attractive, articulate Read More …
