AND thank you to everyone who came to the short film screenings tonight. Thank you for loving Nowhere Normal!
It was great to meet our fellow filmmakers and the audience. Such a great night.
Thank you EIFF!
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EIFF schedule released!
The schedule for the Edmonton International Film Festival is up! And HERE is where to book tickets to see Nowhere Normal on the big screen!
See at 6pm, Friday, September 22, 2023, at EPL.
Have you seen Nowhere Normal yet?
It’s available here at the Toronto Lift-Off Film Festival!
Web Store now Open!
FIRST: Thanks to YOU, we’ve updated our IMDb page for short film Reasons I Hate Being Single officially to pre-production! Whoo!
SECOND: We now have the very basics covered to make the movie, but of course we’re NOT making a basic movie. So: have a look at the extraordinary and unique items in our webstore. You’ll find signed play scripts from screenwriter Heather, and the one-of-a-kind storyboards leading to Heather’s first short, Monster Cat!
Thank you again to everyone tuning into the Write-a-Thon livestream this weekend. The resulting play has now been entered into the Alberta Playwriting Competition, and if it wins, the prize money will go towards the production of Reasons I Hate Being Single.
Last: Thanks also to everyone who pre-ordered from the Purdy’s Easter Bunny! Deliveries are expected the week of April 3.
Screening today in NYC!
Today’s the day that Nowhere Normal screens at the New York City Short Comedy Film Festival!
Congratulations to all the filmmakers participating today. Whoo!
1 week to go to NYC!
The New York City Short Comedy Film Festival is ramping up publicity for the 7th annual event on November 20, 2022. They’re posting 3 of the participating films’ posters on their Instagram every day.
So if you’re on Insta, give nycscff a follow in support. And if you’re in or near NYC, tickets are here!
Best Short Film in Paris!
Nowhere Normal has won Best Short Film at the Beyond the Curve Film Festival!
Have a look at all the winners here!
Nowhere Normal and Digital Threads
The owner of the house where Nowhere Normal was shot is Jessie McKitrick, who is a knitwear designer. She recently wrote an article about Nowhere Normal for Digital Threads, here!
Crew: Meet director Matt Kloster
Matt Kloster is an actor and director with a BA and BFA in Theatre from the University of Alberta. He is never more at home than when working with a crew of professional multidisciplinary artists. After a brief excursion into the Digital Cinema program at NAIT, he is trying his hand at directing for film. He loves working with actors, and is always hungry for new challenges. Matt is grateful for the opportunity to work on Take A Bite’s Nowhere Normal with this fabulous cast and crew.
Crew: Meet Kristin Breitkreutz
Kristin was Nowhere Normal‘s on-set stills photographer. She’s also a filmmaker, and understands that a film has to sell itself…and for that, a film needs photos that capture what makes it pop.
