Inspired by her brother's short-lived dance experience as well as her own observations from her 15-year dance career, Averie Severs searches for the answer as to why young boys are pushed out of the dance world.

Twinkle Toes is an explorative documentary where the filmmaker, Averie, participates in a dialogue with fellow dancers and choreographers about some of the inequalities and issues within the dance world. With the analysis of various dance routines, this film is bound to make you think about how gender truly plays a part in dance and other aspects of life.  

Kathryn Wiltshire and Madison Hurrell are two professional dancers from Toronto. In the peak of the pandemic with all their work lost, these ladies took advantage of their artistic flare and came together to create an eye opening documentary.

Lights. Camera. Cancelled is an interview-style film that brings awareness to the hardships faced within the Entertainment Industry during this time.

For Kathryn and Madison, the main goal in creating this documentary, is to make it known that Arts and Entertainment are indeed essential. Not only in a global pandemic, but ALWAYS.  

La Danza: Bridging Time Through Dance is a inspirational documentary that celebrates the vibrant and enduring cultural legacy of traditional Italian dance.

Produced by Anna Harsh, Director and Founder of Allegro Dance Company, this film is a heartfelt homage to the traditional dances of Italy, passed down through generations with care and dedication. With origins dating back over 2,000 years, these dances have been carefully preserved and shared by Harsh, who learned them firsthand during her journeys across Italy. By bringing these ancient traditions back to the United States, Harsh aims to educate and inspire the next generation, ensuring that these beautiful dances continue to thrive.

Featuring insightful interviews and captivating performances from experts in both Italy and the United States, La Danza invites viewers to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Italian dance culture. Fearing that these dances will disappear, Anna leaves a call to action for everyone to share this film with their communities.