What We Are Up To |
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October 13, 2018 We now have a completed pilot for the second season of Sustainable Me, we are looking for investors. Drop us an email, if you like what you've seen so far. |
March 26, 2017 COWS recently attended the Real Screen Summit Washington DC where we pitched our new series Amanda the Maestro. Check out the trailer in our Arts section. |
March 26, 2017 Sustainable Me came back from the Cinema Verde film festival in Gainesville Florida with best Educational Award. Our own Jamie Pratt was there to receive the award. |
March 26, 2017 COWS is delighted to announce that our latest series: Sustainable Me had been shortlisted for best documentary Series at the Yorkton Film Festival. One of the oldest and most respected film festivals in Canada, a laurel from Yorkton is a great honor. We are so pleased! |
November 20, 2016 Exciting news! Sustainable Me has just gained its first laurel! Our episode “Food for Thought” has been chosen as an Official Selection at the WRPN.TV Global Webisode Short Film Competition. We are so honoured to receive this recognition for all the passion and effort that everyone- our amazing guests included- put into this project. May it be the first of many! |
November 10, 2016 The Company of Women on the Screen is hard at work screening Sustainable Me throughout Edmonton. Visit Macewan University on the 24th of November to watch a special screening with OIKOS, their campus sustainability group! We are also developing Season 2 of Sustainable Me! Watch our Facebook page for updates. In the meantime, please check out Season 1 on our website, www.sustainablemeyeg.ca, where you can access podcasts, extended youtube clips, resources, and full episodes of Sustainable Me! |
November 10, 2016 COWS is heading into development for the second season of Sustainable Me. Look for updates here. This Christmas Bravo! will be airing The Carollers, a short film about a group of rural folk who make the rounds on Christmas to bring cheer to the homes of family and friends. Check out our Facebook page! |
As a filmmaker for over 20 years in Edmonton, Theresa Wynnyk has devoted herself to telling stories focusing on social justice issues, women’s stories, and the Arts. All her work seeks to inform and change attitudes, whether it is in the area of children’s rights such as in the Parenting after Separation series that is now mandatory viewing for divorcing parents, or addressing the complex issues of drug addictions in films like Pieces to the Puzzle or Getting Out, Staying Safe. And she moves easily in the rarified circles of the Classical Arts – working with people like Pinchas Zukerman to bring music education to far flung places in the world. As well as winning awards for her productions, she has juried several competitions.
Jennifer enjoys all aspects of film and photography. She has a passion for social justice issues and wants to have an impact with her content. She knows many different editing programs such as Davinci, Avid, and Adobe Creative Cloud. She also excels in organizational and time management tasks. Jennifer is working to establish herself as a multi-talented member of the industry by working on many different projects such as; Film, web series, documentaries, and corporate videos. Jennifer is excited to get to work and learn as much she can as she grows her talents.
Queenie recently graduated from the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT)’s Digital Media and IT program, specializing in Rich Media Design and Development. Queenie enjoys many things nerdy like video games, comic books, and animation. She has a passion for everything colourful and pretty, though she does enjoy some things film noir. Queenie is versitile with HTML5/CSS3 and JQuery. Even though she knows her web coding languages, she also likes to design websites using Content Management Systems such as WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla!. She is also proficient with Search Engine Optimization principles. Queenie is always ready for a challenge and she loves to learn new things.