Steve Gravestock's guest appearances

Steve Gravestock

The Todd Shapiro Show

Frameline

Podcasts - The Canadian Crew

Connor Jessup

Sugar Lyn Beard

Donald Trump

John McAfee

Chris Denson

Adam Carolla

Tom Segura

Bert Kreischer

Moshe Kasher

Harley Morenstein

Jason Lee

Sam Tripoli

Felipe Esparza

LeBron James

Riddick Bowe

OwlTail

We talk TIFF Next Wave 2020 with an interview with programme manager Steph Guthrie and reviews of CRSHD, Angelfish, Do Turtles Swim in Maple Syrup? No Crying at the Dinner Table and Pick.  We also chat with Steve Gravestock about his book A History of Icelandic Film.

TIFF Next Wave 2020, Steve Gravestock's A History of Icelandic Film

Jo Koy

Chris Nilan

How import is it to support diversity in media?Live from the TweedInc studios Brought to you by VanbexComedians Jo Koy, Jean Paul, Ex NHLer Chris Nilan,TIFF Senior Programmer Steve Gravestock Filmmaker Aaron Ries, Brad J. Lamb

How import is it to support diversity in media? Live from the TweedInc studios Brought to you by Vanbex Comedians Jo Koy, Jean Paul, Ex NHLer Chris Nilan,TIFF Senior Programmer Steve Gravestock Filmmaker Aaron Ries, Brad J. Lamb

EP 1037 Jo Koy, Chris Nilan, Steve Gravestock

Credit: George Pimentel, Wireimage Getty for TIFFBy Jorge Ignacio CastilloThe 42nd edition of Toronto International Film Festival gave a fresh and diverse crop of Canadian filmmakers a chance to showcase their work. The most notable success story was the winner of Best First Feature Film, Wayne Wapeemukwa’s Luk’ Luk’I. The Best Canadian Feature Award went rather unexpectedly to a genre film, the French-Canadian zombie flick Les Affamés.Steve Gravestock was directly involved in the selection of these movies. Alongside Magali Simard, Gravestock is the festival’s senior Canadian programmer and has been involved with TIFF for most of his professional life. We talked with Steve about trends in Canadian cinema, best practices for festival hopefuls, and the most interesting Canadian voices out there today.

Credit: George Pimentel, Wireimage Getty for TIFF<h2>By Jorge Ignacio Castillo</h2>The 42nd edition of Toronto International Film Festival gave a fresh and diverse crop of Canadian filmmakers a chance to showcase their work. The most notable success story was the winner of Best First Feature Film, Wayne Wapeemukwa’s Luk’ Luk’I. The Best Canadian Feature Award went rather unexpectedly to a genre film, the French-Canadian zombie flick Les Affamés.Steve Gravestock was directly involved in the selection of these movies. Alongside Magali Simard, Gravestock is the festival’s senior Canadian programmer and has been involved with TIFF for most of his professional life. We talked with Steve about trends in Canadian cinema, best practices for festival hopefuls, and the most interesting Canadian voices out there today.

The Canadian Crew Podcast # 10: Steve Gravestock, TIFF Canadian Programmer