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Star_Tiff_Kids_program 2013.indd 1 14-02-10 4:43 PM Staff List ............................................................................................ 2 A Note from our Festival Director ........................................................ 3 Tickets .................................................................................................. 5 TIFF Kids Festival Awards + ................................................................ 6 Jump Cuts Young Filmmakers Showcase Free Drop-in Activities ......................................................................... 7 digiPlaySpace ...................................................................................... 8 Sesame Street at TIFF Bell Lightbox ................................................ 10 Reading This Guide ............................................................................ 13 Special Events .................................................................................... 14 Feature Films ...................................................................................... 19 Short Films ......................................................................................... 27 Schedule ............................................................................................. 40 Activities ............................................................................................ 46 Index ................................................................................................... 48 APRIL 8–21 |||| 1 TIFF KIDS STAFF LIST Executive Team The Film Reference Library Philanthropy & Membership Patron Services Kyla Lebon Content Management Megan Cloutier DIRECTOR & CEO DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Meghan Swaby DIRECTOR Piers Handling Sylvia Frank EJ Alon Shamayne Skelly Michael Jasen Nicole Mickelow EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & SENIOR LIBRARY MANAGER SENIOR MANAGER, Natalie Millar PRODUCTION MANAGER Chief Operating Officer Eve Goldin DONOR & MEMBER RELATIONS Priscilla Yan Janey Rowe Cinemas Quinn Morris Michèle Maheux PROCESSING COORDINATOR Paula Whitmore MANAGING WEB PRODUCER Samantha Doak CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Kristen MacDonald MANAGER, PATRON’S CIRCLE CINEMA MANAGER Malcolm Gilderdale Sarah Flaherty Douglas Allison Abigail Brockhouse Chris Ciavaglia COLLECTIONS REGISTRAR Tania Kedikian SENIOR MULTIMEDIA PRODUCER Melissa Neil COORDINATOR, DONOR & MEMBER RELATIONS ASSISTANT MANAGER, Teagan Gacuk Shawn Rocca CINEMA ADMINISTRATION DIGITIZATION COORDINATOR Shannon St. George Zoe Doyle VIDEOGRAPHER TIFF Kids Nicola Kuchta Alicia Fletcher MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR Aaron Van Domelen DIRECTOR, TIFF KIDS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT LIBRARY TECHNICIAN Angela Chau ENTERPRISE WEB ARCHITECT Elizabeth Muskala Rachel More Retail Store Rachel Beattie MEMBERSHIP REPRESENTATIVES Gabriel Perez SENIOR MANAGER. FAMILY & YOUTH ASSISTANT CINEMA MANAGERS LIBRARY CLERKS Gillian Bartolucci MANAGER SENIOR WEB DEVELOPER PROGRAMMING Chelsea Jeffery Claire Pennells Alex Dallas Elsie Xynos Devon Mallory Emily Scheer May Ardekani Cheryl Izen Alannah Fotheringham ASSISTANT MANAGER Aurelie Dufour James Rice WEB PROGRAMMER MANAGER, SCHOOL & EDUCATOR PROGRAMMES Sagan Yee Molly Shanahan Gabriel Perez Daniella Marchese Atenna Hercules Paula Forst Kelly Price Sandra Hodnett SALES ASSOCIATES Roya Sani MANAGER David Davidson Festival Programming Tylor McNutt Darin Hill WEB DESIGNER Jen Barkin Lilian Chiu Victoria Kutcher Emily Berney Carlson Yu CURATOR, TIFF KIDS DIGIPLAYSPACE & ARTISTIC DIRECTOR, TORONTO Megan Moffat Justine Moller EDITOR Tony Yeung PROGRAMMER, TIFF KIDS INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Eric Thompson FILM FESTIVAL Cameron Bailey Concessions DIGITAL SIGNAGE COORDINATOR Nicholas Pagee SENIOR PROGRAMMER Human Resources CONCESSIONS COORDINATOR Print Traffic Alice Jaroschek COORDINATOR,YOUTH ENGAGEMENT Steve Gravestock DIRECTOR, STAFF & VOLUNTEER RESOURCES Rochelle Roberts ASSISTANT WEB DEVELOPER Brigid Tierney MANAGER DIRECTOR Sandy Lee ASSISTANT MANAGERS,CONCESSIONS Paul Moscuzza COORDINATOR, REEL COMFORT PROGRAMME Jennifer MacFarlane Kerri Craddock SENIOR MANAGER, HUMAN RESOURCES Matt Jensen MULTIMEDIA ASSISTANT Elysse Leonard SENIOR COORDINATOR CANADIAN PROGRAMMING ASSOCIATE Dawn Sancho Matthew Woolley Myles Chiu COORDINATOR, Steven Landry Lisa Goldberg SENIOR COORDINATOR, CONCESSIONS STAND LEADS WEB CONTENT ASSISTANT FAMILY AND SCHOOL PROGRAMMES ASSISTANT COORDINATOR PAYROLL & HUMAN RESOURCES Tricia Black Geoffrey Gunn Joel Dmitruk Amanda Gomes Dina Wendler Carly Sztern Logan MacDonald JUMP CUTS/TIFF NEXT WAVE Jack Ulicny PROJECT MANAGER, DIGITAL STRATEGY COORDINATOR, HUMAN RESOURCES Lorraine Caldwell FESTIVAL COORDINATOR Corinne Dinino CONCESSIONS SALES ASSOCIATES Spencer Butt Sales & Industry Office Facilities ASSISTANT, STAFF & VOLUNTEER RESOURCES Jamie Bullock ASSISTANT, SCHOOL & EDUCATOR PROGRAMMES DIRECTOR Nicole Culp Kyle Capstick RECEIVING MANAGER Creative Services Meredith Charko Justin Cutler Evan Richardson Dave Constable DIRECTOR CINEMA USHERS TECHNICIAN MANAGER David Gee Geoff MacNaughton Volunteer & Intern Resources Alex Beaton Nadia Pozzebon TIFF Bell Lightbox Programming Andrew Pham PRODUCTION MANAGERS COORDINATOR, RECEIVING INDUSTRY PROGRAMMING MANAGER MANAGER Caroline Puzinas Scott Austin ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Christoph Straub Justin Ingraldi Aris Lagzdins Noah Cowan Chris Gauthier Karen Sung SENIOR COORDINATOR OFFICE SERVICES COORDINATOR Daniel Bell MANAGING DESIGNER HEAD OF FILM PROGRAMMES Katy Fahimi-Manzari Daniel Cunningham Jennifer Cannell Jesse Wente Finance & Administration Craig Caron SENIOR COORDINATOR, DOCENT PROGRAMME Dawn Saville ASSISTANT DESIGNERS MANAGER, FILM PROGRAMMES Deena Pagliarello Robert Vella DIRECTOR, LEGAL & BUSINESS AFFAIRS Alexis Haradyn Michael Barker Brad Deane Sarah Huggins Eli Newman COORDINATOR Elisia Mirabelli Jordan Bowden MANAGER, FILM PROGRAMMES DIRECTOR, FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION Vanessa Tam Emma Moore Programme & Event Services Jocelyn Mundy Magali Simard Jennifer Drome Fernanda Ipolito JUNIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER COORDINATOR DIRECTOR, ACCOUNTING Janet Le Clair DIRECTOR, SPECIAL EVENTS Rachelle Riberio Executive Office Melanie DiPasquale Sharon Barnes-Simmonds Jessica Cook Aaron Campbell COORDINATOR, FILM PROGRAMMES MANAGER, FINANCIAL ANALYSIS DIRECTOR, BOARD & EXECUTIVE RELATIONS Jeremy Large SENIOR MANAGER Samuel La France Amanda Coolman David Vella Josh Graham Patrick Carnegie Editorial Services Kristen Rooney ASSISTANT, FILM PROGRAMMES FINANCIAL ANALYSTS MANAGER SENIOR COORDINATOR, Lars Aumueller MANAGING EDITOR Diana Kluge Tanguy Mentz BOARD & EXECUTIVE RELATIONS Hali Hamilton Kieran Grant Levi Webb Dilani Rabindran Rob Kraszewski Luke Hobbs SENIOR COORDNATOR PUBLICATIONS MANAGER Sandra Valenzuela Special Projects MANAGER, TREASURY & LEGAL COORDINATOR, Matthew De Filippis Andrew Tracy BOARD & EXECUTIVE RELATIONS Andree Zverina Matthew Stein COORDINATOR COORDINATOR/COPY EDITOR DIRECTOR SENIOR COORDINATORS Sal Patel Maya Ishiura Jason Aviss Amanda Hadi Shane Smith Kathryn Ciceri Michael Chichioco ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR PROJECT MANAGER, SPECIAL PROJECTS Natalia Stepanova Michael Laskaris Laura Grifferty Production & Visitor Experience Mila Adare Suzan Sabir COORDINATORS Marketing & Millie Aligaweesa SENIOR COORDINATOR, SENIOR COORDINATOR, SPECIAL PROJECTS Noelle La Fleur VICE-PRESIDENT New Business Development Mirim Levin-Gold MATERIALS & SUBMISSIONS Elizabeth Lubowitz Alexa Speagle Natalie Lue Nigel Agnew Lily Mollin VICE-PRESIDENT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Paul Allardyce ASSISTANT Howard Kerbel Kelsey Thompson Shauna Sloan Hanna Burnett TIFF Cinematheque Information Technology SENIOR MANAGER, Siyoung Byun NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SENIOR PROGRAMMER DIRECTOR Soufian Jalili John Wilkie James Quandt Kalyan Chakravarthy Technical Production Services Yoonhee Lee Sales & Event Services Zachary Vito SENIOR MANAGER, PROJECT INITIATIVES DIRECTOR SENIOR MANAGER Marketing Benjamin Green Diane Cappelletto Adrienne Giroux Film Circuit SENIOR MANAGER, IT OPERATIONS SENIOR TECHNICAL MANAGER Ticketing Services SENIOR COORDINATOR DIRECTOR MANAGER Ross Behroozfar Andrei Gravelle Helen Frank Allison Freeman Meaghan Brander SENIOR MANAGER, NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR SENIOR BOOTH MANAGER SENIOR COORDINATOR SENIOR MANAGERS CUSTOMER RELATIONS & EVENT TICKETING SENIOR PROGRAMMING Cam Wynd James King Palak Dave Pia Rocci Ginessa D’Ortono COORDINATOR Erin Higgins SENIOR BUSINESS ANALYST ASSISTANT BOOTH MANAGERS COORDINATORS Matthew MacKinnon MANAGER, TIFF BELL LIGHTBOX BOX OFFICE Dennis Van Dine Jyun Oki MANAGERS Jesse Hawken Kristina Govan PROGRAMMING COORDINATOR BUSINESS ANALYSTS Ron Croft Giselle Arsenault Nicole Bloxom Laura Good Santiago Marin Phil Jones MANAGER, FESTIVAL SERVICES Julie Strifler Alyssa Kornet SENIOR COORDINATOR ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MANAGER Alison Uttley SENIOR PROJECT COORDINATOR Guest & Event Services Samantha Wiles Ming-Jenn Lim Dan Truong Anita Cotic MANAGER, CALL CENTRE – GROUP SALES & LEARNING SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER COORDINATOR TECHNICAL PRODUCTION COORDINATOR DIRECTOR HELP DESK COORDINATOR Mike Rudolph Melissa Feeney Alison Zimmer Adrian Chung David Osubronie Tony Manni RECEPTIONIST SENIOR COORDINATOR HEAD PROJECTIONIST MANAGER HELP DESK ANALYST Jessica Dunphy Courtney Harrison Erik Kruka Denae Peters Adult Learning Jay Shin ASSISTANT MANAGER, INTERNAL SERVICES ASSISTANT PROJECTIONISTS GUEST & TRAVEL COORDINATOR Chris Mercredi Aaron Ries
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