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Alumnae launches debut novel

August 22, 2023

CSI alumnae, Zalika Reid-Benta is celebrating the launch of her debut novel, River Mumma. Her debut short story collection, Frying Plantain was longlisted for the 2019 Scotiabank Giller Prize.

They Can&#039;t. So I Must: The Orlando Bowen Story

Alumna wins TVO Today Short Doc Contest

June 20, 2023

Cinema Studies Institute alumna, Riel Flack has won first place in the 2022/23 competition of the TVO Today Short Doc Contest. Her film, They Can't. So I Must: The Orlando Bowen Story impressed the jury and won the People's Choice Award for highest number of online votes during a three-week period.

CSI alumna receives inaugural Screamwriting Fellowship

March 16, 2023

A Cinema Studies Institute alumna, Geo Bradley has been selected to participate in the first annual Screamwriting Fellowship.

Alumnus JP Larocque nominated for Canadian Screen Award

March 15, 2023

Cinema Studies alumnus, JP Larocque has been nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for Best Writing on a Comedy Series for their episode of CBC's Sort Of. The awards ceremony will take place on Sunday, April 16, 2023.

CSI faculty and alum featured on Stay Tooned

January 03, 2023

Cinema Studies Institute faculty member, Nic Sammond and alumna, Alicia Fletcher are featured in Stay Tooned. The show premiered on CBC Gem in December and explores the world of cartoons and how they've shaped modern entertainment culture.

CSI alumna's feature film premiering at TIFF

August 18, 2022

CSI alumna, Chandler Levack's debut feature film, I Like Movies is premiering at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival.

Careers after Cinema Studies 2022 panelists

Alumni return to share Careers after Cinema Studies

July 20, 2022

A panel of Cinema Studies Institute alumni returned virtually for the second year in a row to speak with current students about their careers and how their Cinema Studies degrees helped get them there. Tom Cardoso is an investigative journalist with The Globe and Mail.

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