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Photo gallery: CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival – June 5-10, 2012

July 5, 2012 by Danielle Ng See Quan

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The CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival this year took place June 5 to 10, 2012.

In addition to screening 244 films in 32 programs, including 12 competitive programs, the festival this year introduced industry roundtables, an opportunity for filmmakers to speak and pitch to international buyers and distributors.

The festival this year also included a masterclass with Quebec director Jean-Marc Vallée, spotlight on German animation house Studio Film Bilder, and a new 260-minute program, The Night Shift.

More on the festival’s Canadian jury prize winners can be found here.

Opening Night at The Bloor Hot Docs Cinema. Photo by Laura Krick

Audience members at The Bloor Hot Docs Cinema. Photo by Ki-in Wong

Michael Chan, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport & Slawko Klymkiw, CEO, CFC at Opening Night at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema. Photo by Sonia Recchia.

WSFF’s Interim Festival Director Amy Butoiske and Interim Artistic Director Angie Driscoll at Opening Night at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema. Photo by Sonia Recchia

Michael Chan, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport at Opening Night at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema. Photo by Sonia Recchia

WSFF Opening Night Gala at the C Lounge. Photo by Sonia Recchia

The WSFF Shorts Bus- a mobile movie theatre. Photo by Sonia Recchia

CFC’s Sheena MacDonald, COO & Slawko Klymkiw, CEO, at a reception at Southern Accent. Photo by Sonia Recchia

Katie Gallagher, Events Manager, CFC and Kirk Comrie, Vice-President of Motion, Agency 71 Productions Inc, at a reception at Southern Accent. Photo by Sonia Recchia

Allison Lawrence, Communications Specialist, Astral’s Harold Greenberg Fund & Trinni Franke, Integrated Media Director, Agency 71 Productions Inc. , at a reception at Southern Accent. Photo by Sonia Recchia

Argie Eliopoulos, Manager, Corporate Partnerships, CFC and and Rhonda Lockwood Account Manager, Production, Kodak Canada, at a reception at Southern Accent. Photo by Sonia Recchia

Ian Harnarine, WSFF Jury Member and 2011 Genie Award Winner for Best Live Action Short Film & Andrew MacIntosh, WSFF Programmer. Photo by Sonia Recchia

The Captured Bird’s Jason Lapeyre & Jovanka Vuckovic at the Scene Not Herd After Party at The Burroughes Building. Photo by Danilo Ursini

At the Panasonic ‘Is 3D Dead?’ Power Hour for the Short Films: BIG IDEAS Symposium. Photo by Danilo Ursini

At the Deluxe ‘Sound Design & Film’ Power Hour for the Short Films: BIG IDEAS Symposium. Photo by Ki-in Wong

Life and Freaky Times of Uncle Luke’s Jillian Mayer and Lucas Leyva at The Feedback Loop for the Short Films: BIG IDEAS Symposium. In the back: moderator Avi Federgreen. Photo by Laura Krick

WSFF Jury Member Jean-Marc Vallée (Café de Flore) held a master class as part of WSFF’s Short Films: BIG IDEAS Symposium. Photo by Ki-in Wong

Meghna Gupta, winner of the WSFF Audience Choice Award for Unravel, and Exode’s Martin Tremblay & Nathaniël Siri. Photo by Danilo Ursini

The Sunday Robbers’ Alexandre LeBlanc at the WSFF Awards Picnic. Photo by Laura Krick.

Liar’s Adam Garnet Jones & Sarah Kolasky at the WSFF Awards Picnic. Photo by Ki-in Wong.

The Immigrant’s Scott Thompson & Josh Levy at the WSFF Awards Picnic. Photo by Laura Krick

At the NFB Claymation Workshop as part of WSFF’s Towering Shorts day at the CN Tower. Photo by Ki-in Wong

Sebastian Feehan accepts the Panasonic Award for Best Documentary Short: EIGHTY EIGHT. Photo by Ki-in Wong

Tanya Lemke accepts the Screenplay Giveaway prize for STATIC. Photo by Ki-in Wong.

Michael Fukushima, Animation Producer at the NFB, accepts the Bravo!FACT Award for Best Canadian Short for EDMOND WAS A DONKEY on behalf of Franck Dion. Photo by Ki-in Wong.

WSFF Jury Shane Smith, Director of Public Programmes at TIFF Bell Lightbox, Susanne Folkesson, acquisition executive for UR, filmmaker Iain Gardner, winner of the 2011 Best Animated Short award at WSFF for The Tannery, Ian Harnarine, winner of the Genie Award for Best Live Action Short Film in 2012 for (Doubles with Slight Pepper) and award-winning filmmaker Jean-Marc Vallée (Café de Flore). Photo by Ki-in Wong.

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