The adventures of a Canadian filmmaker on a Rotary International Scholarship in New Zealand, studying natural history and science filmmaking.
The National Screen Institute — Canada (NSI) Totally Television program, which is designed to help writer-producer teams fine-tune their TV series ideas and work towards landing a broadcast development deal.
The seven projects selected for the 10-month program include Vacationship by producer Kat Baulu and writer Cynthia Knight!
posted by Kat Baulu @ 2:37 AM
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I was born in Georgia, U.S.A., but grew up in Barbados, on my family’s wildlife reserve. I moved to Canada to become a veterinarian, but after fainting at the first sight of blood, ended up going to film school instead. I am always trying to find a way to make a living at telling stories. I am currently in New Zealand learning a new form of storytelling.
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kat this is such fantastic news!! does this mean you'll be back and forth to toronto? does this mean you're not moving in with me + marc?
:( (congratulations lovey!)
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Thanks Catrina, I will move in with you and Marc whenever I am invited- you two are TOOOOOPPPSSSS!!!! x x x
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