What is a ghost? What is a haunting, really? Where do ghosts come from? And how can we write stories from ghostly experiences and perspectives through memory and archive? Featuring YA works by Trang Thanh Tran and Cherie Dimaline.

Join us by the fire for an evening of storytelling, poetry, and creative expression. Featuring local poets and artists, this community event blends campfire stories with the power of cultural imagination and resurgence.

Step into the eerie glow of your ring light and prepare for a workshop like no other where the camera never blinks, and the silence on the other end is deafening. In this haunted Zoom session, you’ll learn the dark arts of nailing your self-tape audition—from summoning your best take to banishing awkward lighting forever.

Step into the shadows of storytelling in this chilling, virtual workshop where we’ll peel back the layers of the horror film Sinners. Discover eerie filmmaking tips and devilish tricks utilized by the film’s team, and break it down like a haunted autopsy.

What do your dreams say about you? About us? and our World? Let's explore the horrors of cinematic dream-scape and put it onto the page. Nightmare on Elm Street, Final Destination, Happy Death Day, future visions, moving the mind into our poetry, into the written word. Our fears, our terrors can become our balm, our protection, our strength. Enter the portal, follow the tv static.

Whether you’re dreaming up a horror short, a comedy series, or a powerful doc, every story needs a pitch — a way to clearly communicate what your story is, why it matters, and why you’re the one to tell it. In this workshop, we’ll break down the anatomy of a great pitch and learn how to create a compelling visual pitch deck or lookbook — the go-to tools filmmakers, writers, and showrunners use to sell their vision.

When you watch a horror movie, do you ever wonder what dark magic the creators used to bring those terrifying moments to life? How do they summon bone-chilling performances from actors, or craft visuals so haunting they linger long after the screen goes dark? Directing is a shadowy craft, often cloaked in mystery, and working in genres like horror and comedy requires a special kind of alchemy.