After four years of running the Toronto Film Challenge, spanning 12 events, over 300 films, with 2500 competitors, it is with a heavy heart that we announce we will no longer continue the festival into 2009.
We’ve decided instead to focus more of our attention on our online video division and putting more web shows into […]

After the dust settled at the screening and awards ceremony at the Bloor Cinema. Four teams emerged victorious. Here are the winning films from the fall 24-hour Toronto Film Challenge with link to their films online.
1st Place- Abalak - “Prom Day, 1981“
2nd Place - The Dropped Frames - “Monster Face“
3rd Place - Geronimo Deadly - […]

The Toronto Film Challenge wraps up its 2008 year with the upcoming 24-hour Horror Challenge taking place on October 4th. 30 teams of eight will have one day to write, shoot, edit, and deliver a 5 minute Horror film to screen at the Bloor Cinema on Friday October 10th. Over $10k in prizes will be […]

Well it’s been almost six weeks since I last updated the blog, but not for lack of eventful things happening.
Our new web series Byte Club has finished prep and starts shoot on Monday. We’re aiming to shoot 20 episodes of this new tech series focusing on company culture, and the people behind some of the […]

Toronto Film Challenge go on sale today on the website. 60 teams are eligible to compete for $15,000 in prizes by making a short film in only 48-hours. Each team will receive an invididualizd ‘challenge pack’ which contains the following elements that must be worked into their film;

A Central Conflict
A Prop
A Location
A Line or Word
A […]

On April 26th, 30 teams of 240 filmmakers set out to make 30 short action films in under 24-hours. After being judged by profressionals Aaron Abrams, Sean Buckley and John Bradshaw, the results are in.
Here are the winners for the Spring 24-hour Action/Adventure Toronto Film Challenge.
1st Place / Audience Choice
Geronimo Deadly - “Bumrush“
2nd Place
Infinite Monkeys […]

Tickets for the spring 24-hour Toronto Film Challenge go on sale today. 30 spots are available for competing teams of 8. This season, filmmakers have 24-hours to make an action/adventure short film to screen at the Bloor Cinema on May 2nd. Team tickets can be purchased on the Toronto Film Challenge website.

The dates for the Spring 24-hour Toronto Film Challenge have been announced.

Challenge Kickoff - April 26, 2008
Challenge Dropoff - April 27, 2008
Screening - May 2, 2008 at the Bloor Cinema, downtown Toronto

Team tickets go on sale March 24th with 30 spots available. Each filmmaking team of 8 will have 24-hours to write, shoot, and edit […]