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Check out our website for more information, or pick up a program guide
UPDATES:
Programming Changes
Please note the following changes to information printed in the Festival
program guide:
Centrepiece Gala: King and the Clown (Tuesday May 22, 9:30pm)
In addition to tickets for the screening and reception of the Centrepiece
Gala, tickets are available for just the screening for $13 members and
$15.50 general public. Tickets available through the box office.
Dante's Cove (Saturday May 19, 9:45pm)
Please note that the runtime for the 3 episodes is 2hours and 35min (50min
per episode) not 75min as listed in the program guide
Double Dutch Party (Saturday May 19, 10pm)
Venue announced: Amsterdam Brewing Company, 21 Bathurst Street
GET YOUR TICKETS
Purchase tickets three convenient ways:
1. In-Person:
A. NEW: Church Street Satellite Advance Box Office
(May 4 to 16) 519 Church Street Community Centre
B. Festival Ticketing
55 Bloor Street West
Main floor of Manulife Centre, North entrance
2. Online at www.insideout.ca
3. By Phone: 416.967.1528
20/20 VISION CAMPAIGN
Inside Out Monthly Donation Program
Donate as little as $20 monthly and you can ensure that everybody gets the whole picture.
Ticket revenue covers only 20% of Festival expenses.
Your monthly contribution will ensure the future success of the Toronto Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival. Your donation will also receive a full tax receipt and front of the line benefits at the Festival.
For more information about how you can make a difference, visit insideout.ca or call 416.977.6847.
FESTIVAL SUPPORTERS
Support the Businesses that Support Inside Out
Inside Out Sponsors:
Xtra, Toronto Star, Showcase, TD Canada Trust, NOW, Urbansource, Autoshare, CIBC, Pizza Pizza, Town Inn, Whole Foods, Precision Transfer, OutTv, VIA Rail, here!, NFB, Suede, Cruiseline, Entertainment Partners Canada, Charles Street Video, AKAU Framing and Art, Movieola, Michael Leshner & Michael Stark.
Inside Out Funding Sponsors:
Canada Council, Canadian Heritage, Mark S. Bonham Charitable Foundation, Ontario Trillium Foundation, Ontario Arts Council, Toronto Arts Council, Lesbian and Gay Community Appeal, Imperial Tobacco Canada
THANK-YOU
Inside Out Thanks Cirque Du Soleil for their Support
Cirque du Soleil is thrilled to announce its return to Toronto from August 9 to September 2, 2007 with its latest live touring show Kooza. This limited engagement will be presented under the blue-and-yellow Grand Chapiteau (big top) at the Port Lands (on Cherry Street).
Kooza is an energetic, compelling, funny and slightly provocative show. It tells of the encounter between characters living in two parallel worlds, plunging you into a wild universe that will make you laugh and move you.
For more information on Cirque du Soleil, please visit www.cirquedusoleil.com.
IT'S YOUR TURN:
Worldwide Short Film Festival Call For Submissions!
A PITCHer?s worth $5000 bucks with 
Saturday June 16th ? 9:30am-11:30am ? Emmanuel College
(75 Queens Park Circle, U of T campus)
Do you have a brilliant idea for a short? A saavy mouth? A will to win? Well, if your repertoire is missing that touch of tongue, this is the workshop for you. This year, Charles Street Video will award $5000* worth of High Definition equipment and post-production services towards one lucky pitcher?s next short! The seminar will feature 5 pre-selected applicants performing live pitches, and gaining immediate feedback from a panel of experts. Come learn how to perfect the art of pitching; find out the key ingredients to selling your film idea and all the Do?s and Don?ts of a short film pitch.
*The $5000 in-kind prize amounts to a $20 000 value at Industry rental rates!
To qualify as a Pitch participant, please read the complete guidelines and fill out the application form posted at www.worldwideshortfilmfest.com, click "Symposium" tab.
Send your application by email to wsffsymposium@cfccreates.com
RE: WSFF SYMPOSIUM PITCH APPLICATION 2007
The deadline for applications is Monday May 21, before 6pm
Criteria:
1. Students are ineligible. The residency is not open to staff or board members at Charles Street Video or the Worldwide Short Film Festival.
2. Films must feature the theme of cultural diversity and/or cultural identity.
3. Film projects can be at any stage of production, whether development, production or post-production.
4. Finished films cannot exceed 4 minutes.
5. Films can be dramas, documentaries or experimental.
WANTED:
Looking for a New Home
Out On The Shelf (OOTS), Guelph's queer (LGBTTTSIQQ*) library and
community resource centre needs to find a new home by June 1st.
Our Home Hunting Campaign goal is $30,000.
Ways YOU can contribute:
- Donate: Cheques can be mailed to: Out On The Shelf, PO Box 25064, 370 Stone Rd., Guelph ON N1G 4T4
- Space: We're looking for a welcoming, accessible, downtown location. Please contact us at 519.821.1789 or via email
- Expertise: We welcome your skills in ALL areas, particularly in: Philanthropy, Fundraising, Grant writing, Accounting, Administration, Public relations
- Have a party! For suggestions and details on how to host a fundraiser (i.e. dinner party, auction, caberet) are at www.OutOnTheShelf.ca
- Equipment: We welcome donations for our new home, such as: New/accessible computers, DVD player, magazine racks, new couches, photocopier
- Time: Become a volunteer!
Visit www.OutOnTheShelf.ca often for updates on our campaign. Or contact
us at 519.821.1789 or info@outontheshelf.ca
* Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Transexual, Two-Spirited,
Intersex, Queer and Questioning Communities
IN THIS ISSUE:
Festival HighlightsProgramming ChangesPurchasing Tickets20/20 Vision CampaignSupport Our SupportersThanks to Cirque Du SoleilCall for SubmissionsWanted: New HomeTHE TORONTO LESBIAN AND GAY FILM AND VIDEO FESTIVAL
Now in its 17th fabulous year, Inside Out presents Canada?s largest queer film and video festival. Over 11 days, the Festival draws crowds of close to 30,000 to screenings, artist talks, panel discussions, installations and parties that highlight more than 275 films and videos from Canada and around the world.
www.insideout.ca