Sheridan Recognizes Women in Film
What better way to celebrate International Women’s Day than celebrating all month long? That’s exactly what Sheridan is doing! Every Thursday for the month of […]
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50 years of Animation
BY SYDNEY SAVAGE Sheridan’s Animation program is set to celebrate its 50-year anniversary. The program, created by Sheridan’s first president Jack Porter and Hollywood animator […]
Love, Simon is a much-needed gay rom-com
BY MAX WELLS When I was little, every piece of media I saw was geared toward straight people. Disney movies were about a helpless woman […]
Tomb Raider game writer talks new film
BY MAX WELLS Ready. Aim. Fire. Lara Croft is setting her sights on the big screen for the first time in 15 years. Known as […]
Fifty Shades screenwriter talks whipping the conclusion into shape
BY MAX WELLS 125 million copies sold worldwide. Fourth highest grossing female directed film of all time. Fourth highest grossing romance film of all […]
Call Me By Your Name producer talks extended version and Oscar nominations
BY MAX WELLS While Call Me By Your Name may have been snubbed at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards, the film’s fight isn’t over yet. […]
Insidious: The Final Key is a mediocre finale
REVIEW BY TYLER REYNOLDS As a fan of movies, January is usually one of the lowest points of the year. Notorious as a time where […]
Just Peachy: An interview with the author of Call Me By Your Name
BY MAX WELLS Elio. Oliver. Everyone will be saying their names soon. You’ve probably heard of Call Me By Your Name by now, either because […]
Guillermo Del Toro: At Home with Monsters
BY MATTHEW HOPTON The Art Gallery of Ontario is paying tribute to Guillermo Del Toro with a special collection called At Home With Monsters until […]
shy kids put the independent back into indie music
The Sheridan Sun sat down with Patrick Cederberg and Matt Hornick from the group to talk about their new album, and the task of being […]
Sheridan panel highlights gender gaps in film industry
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS There aren’t enough women in film. The number of women entering the Canadian media field in general is pretty dismal. This […]
The man behind Sheridan’s Friday night films
BY ANDREW SEMKOW For more than two decades Maury Whyte has been entertaining students. The Sheridan Animation professor has been screening movies for students in […]