The Film and Video Arts Society (FAVA) is looking for a driven, creative and passionate Marketing, Communications and Events Manager to work with our team to support the needs of our departments, members and organization as a whole. FAVA has been providing education, professional film/video production equipment and community to Alberta independent screen-media artists for
Screenwriters: Got a script that’s just waiting to be brought to life? Directors/Producers: Excited to get moving on your next production, if only the right story came your way? The history of cinema has been built upon dynamic creative partnerships. FAVA wants to help you meet your artistic “other half” and foster collaboration in our
Welcome to our new ongoing series of blog posts featuring interviews with our membership. The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta is an artist-run co-operative that exists to facilitate and support the creation, exhibition, distribution, and preservation of independent film, video and new media art in Northern Alberta. What makes that all possible is
Welcome to our new ongoing series of blog posts featuring interviews with our membership. The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta is an artist-run co-operative that exists to facilitate and support the creation, exhibition, distribution, and preservation of independent film, video and new media art in Northern Alberta. What makes that all possible is
Thank you to all members that attended our AGM in-person and online! Every year our AGM is an important way for YOU the Members to shape our organization. We are very pleased to present our new and returning Board of Directors! 2020 Elected Board Members: President: Andrew Scholotiuk As a member of FAVA for
FAVA is seeking five volunteers to help us bring the 2020 Gotta Minute Awards Celebration to life! We are pre-recording our Awards Celebration in FAVA’s Studio B Green Screen. Do you need to fulfill some volunteer hours so you can upgrade your membership? Do you want to earn some FAVA Bucks ($20 per hour) that
Welcome to our new ongoing series of blog posts featuring interviews with our membership. The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta is an artist-run co-operative that exists to facilitate and support the creation, exhibition, distribution, and preservation of independent film, video and new media art in Northern Alberta. What makes that all possible is
Earlier this year with the generosity of our local Edmonton film community, Chase Gardiner with Edmonton Production Rentals and Jamie McRae with us at FAVA set out to test as many cinema lenses as they could that are available in our city . This list of lenses includes: 10 zooms 10 sets of primes and
Welcome to our new ongoing series of blog posts featuring interviews with our membership. The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta is an artist-run co-operative that exists to facilitate and support the creation, exhibition, distribution, and preservation of independent film, video and new media art in Northern Alberta. What makes that all possible is
AGM Notice The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta’s Annual General Meeting September 30th | 6:30PM John L Haar Theatre The Orange Hub 10045 156 Street NW Edmonton, Alberta, T5P 2P7 OR ONLINE via FAVA’s Zoom Video Conferencing Account. The Annual General Meeting of the Society will be held in person and online on
Producing Workshop: Breaking Down A Screenplay Back by popular demand! We are offering another Producing Workshop from Producer and Filmmaker Katrina Beatty. This lecture will focus on breaking down a script and turning it into a budget. How does what’s on the page translate to dollars and cents? We’ll work through practical examples together, referencing
Welcome to our new ongoing series of blog posts featuring interviews with our membership. The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta is an artist-run co-operative that exists to facilitate and support the creation, exhibition, distribution, and preservation of independent film, video and new media art in Northern Alberta. What makes that all possible is
For Fava TV Fourfold: A Thematic Curatorial, Dr. Kristen Hutchinson will be mining the archives of FAVA TV to create four collections and curatorial essays based on specific themes. The first collection of ten media artworks is an exploration of place. Three more thematic collections will follow summer 2020. This project was funded in part
FAVA STARLIGHT CINEMA JOB CALL FAVAs Starlight Cinema is an outdoor/indoor movie projection event, using our large inflatable screen and in house projection and audio equipment. FAVA is looking for members from our community to become a part of our Starlight Cinema crew. Duties / Requirements. Crewmembers will be responsible for the loading, and transportation
Welcome to our new ongoing series of blog posts featuring interviews with our membership. The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta is an artist-run co-operative that exists to facilitate and support the creation, exhibition, distribution, and preservation of independent film, video and new media art in Northern Alberta. What makes that all possible is
Welcome to our new ongoing series of blog posts featuring interviews with our membership. The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta is an artist-run co-operative that exists to facilitate and support the creation, exhibition, distribution, and preservation of independent film, video and new media art in Northern Alberta. What makes that all possible is
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT | ONLINE ONLY from AUGUST 7th – 9th | FREE! The Hill is a feature length Edmonton Folk Music Festival Documentary celebrating 40 years of music and community. The Hill Documentary was made possible by the support of The Edmonton Folk Music Festival and FAVA TV. This film captures the sights and sounds
Welcome to our new ongoing series of blog posts featuring interviews with our membership. The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta is an artist-run co-operative that exists to facilitate and support the creation, exhibition, distribution, and preservation of independent film, video and new media art in Northern Alberta. What makes that all possible is
Welcome to our new ongoing series of blog posts featuring interviews with our membership. The Film and Video Arts Society of Alberta is an artist-run co-operative that exists to facilitate and support the creation, exhibition, distribution, and preservation of independent film, video and new media art in Northern Alberta. What makes that all possible is
Calling all aspiring filmmakers and video enthusiasts! This 5 day film camp will introduce 11-15 year olds to the basic technical and theoretical elements of visual storytelling. Participants will learn about camera angles, editing choices, lighting considerations and more, using examples from easily accessible age-appropriate films (i.e., Netflix). Participants will be assigned activities to illustrate
