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rfmcdonaldCBC News' Sarah Betts reports on how some young Island filmmakers are getting their work out there. This is exciting stuff: the Internet age really can unleash much creativity.
Their Facebook profile is here.
When Charlie Steele didn't get accepted into film school, he knew there was only one thing he could do: make his own film.
Steele's first project, Working Title, was filmed on the Island and premiered at the Silver Fox Curling Club in Summerside on Dec. 22.
"I was really nervous and unsure of what I was going to do with my year and kind of my answer to that was, 'Well, if I didn't get accepted to film school, if I'm gonna keep up, I'd better start writing a project right now,'" he said.
The film was made using equipment and acting skills from people he only kind of knew before filming began.
Their Facebook profile is here.
