Some Behind the Scenes at the Women’ s Golf Classic

Yesterday the Arts Social Enterprise team was invited to film the 13th Annual Women’s Golf Classic tournament for the Children’s Aid Society. Exciting!

Everyone was asked questions about why they support the Children’s Aid Foundation and how much of a good time they are having at the event!

Here are some behind the scenes!

Deepa Metha is a Canadian film director who is well know on an international level for the trilogy films Water, Fire and Earth (2005).

Vicky Sunohara is a three-time Olympian in Women’s Hockey and is now the head coach for the Women’s league at the University of Toronto.

The crew minus Sarah =)

Elizabeth Manly is a 1988 Canadian Olympic sliver medialist in the figue skating league.

Nicole from the Corsage Project in Toronto discusses the group’s relationship with the Children’s Aid Foundation, as well as the impact on kids.

This video was filmed and edited by the UforChange Arts Social Enterprise team.

Desta’s story for Children’s Aid Foundation- filmed and edited by the UforChange Arts Social Enterprise team.

David’s story for Children’s Aid Foundation- filmed and edited by the UforChange Arts Social Enterprise team.

Oasis Skateboard Factory @ G.E.T Schooled Launch Party

Its so great seeing UforChange alumni get out there and creating their own video’s!

Looking good Michael!

ASE Youth are on SET!

Today our alumni and cycle 6 film & video students spent the whole day on set at the Children’s Aid Foundation. We won’t say much about what the video is about because we don’t want to spoil it. Once it is ready we will share it with the WORLD! In the mean time see what goes on behind the scenes. A lot of work goes into a 5 min video.

Lets rearrange the lights, again!

It the lighting right?

This is what you say next & any thoughts on Tony’s new hair cut?

This is not a break, they are still working.

On Set at Children’s Aid Foundation Last Week

One day last week the Arts Social Enterprise youth were on set at the Children’s Aid Foundation, filming a short video about the Spark program.

Can’t wait to see the finished product!

Check out the video, Don’t Label Me to see what our youth created! Don’t you just LOVE alumni!

* This was an independent project that our Arts Social Enterprise manager, Tony mentored them threw other then that it was all them! Great job!

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Behind the scenes pictures of Don’t Label Me| Spoken Word video

Portraits taken on the set of “Do Not Label Me” . You may notice some familiar faces from our previous cycles.

* This was for an independent project, High 5!

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Portraits

“This video focuses on the issue of stereotype, identity, discrimination, exclusion and prejudice based on the color of skin and physical appearance. The video is called “DO NOT LABEL ME” because stereotyping is like a label of products that can be judged by appearance and features. The message we wanted to convey was not only through words, but through tones, rhythm, expression and sincerity- we wanted our expression to be real so that people can see the damage it can cause to an individual. The poem is mix of personal experiences and general experiences of stereotype.”

This video was created by UforChange alumni for a video contest! They are an awesome job and displayed excellent team work!

A great longboard short film created by Michael N. (cycle 3 alumni) which he presented at Vivacity 4.0

Enjoy!

Art Battle | Live Painting Competition

This video is created by two recent alumni who are very interested in film and photography! Keep up the great work boys!

What makes good Graphic Design today?

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What makes for good graphic design today? Recent developments in technology have led to exciting evolutions in the field. In this video from our education and careers site, Canadianartschool.ca, three Canadian designers—Lisa Kiss, principal, Lisa Kiss Design; Alex Wittholz, creative director, Helios Design Labs; and Daniel McCafferty, independent designer, instructor and researcher—discuss their different approaches to current design practice.

On Set of The Children’s Aid Foundation Video

The UforChange Arts Social Enterprise did it again! Last Friday our alumni and cycle 6 youth filmed a comercial for the Children’s Aid Foundation. This is a really exciting project and we’re looking forward to working with the Children’s Aid Foundation again.

The Arts Social Enterprise employees our alumni and gives them the opportunity to work with real clients.

Thank you for giving our Arts Social Enterprise this amazing opportunity.

A shout out to Michael N. for making this AWESOME video!