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Goldelox Productions is an award-winning independent film
video and multi-media production company which specializes in:
1) High definition production and post-production services
2) Digital media branding and consulting
3) Project development support
Our mission is to make films and media products which entertain, educate and keep performing for years to come. For more information about our projects or how you can take a film, video or multi-media idea to delivery, send us an email or contact us through facebook or twitter.
MAY 2012 News & Name-dropping:
SAVE THE DATE: Positive Women: exposing injustice, a powerful and cinematically stunning 45 minute documentary produced and directed by Alison Duke investigating the criminalization of HIV women living in Canada for non disclosure will screen on June 14th, 2012 at the ROM Eaton Theatre. The project was commissioned by the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network and premiered in Ottawa in February 2012 to coincide with the timing of the Supreme Court of Canada revisiting the law on disclosure and significant risk. The Toronto premiere of Positve Women will "kick-off" a 12 city natioanl tour. Early press in the Globe and Mail and on CBC's The Current is creating a buzz about this film and we are very proud of the results.
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN-PRODUCTION: We have wrapped filming of The Women on the Move documentary for the Redwood shelter: for women and children fleeing abuse a two year production following their innovative in-house program currently helping women to turn their lives around after shelter life. This project is scheduled for release at the end of 2012. Bruce McDonald's, A Love Supreme continues production this summer. The post production team includes several exciting creators, such as editor's Jeremy Munch (Hard Core Logo2, Pontypool) and Maureen Grant (Yonge Street: Toronto Rock & Roll stories) and composers Telepathetic Outtakes' Justin Small and Ohad (aka Broken Social Scene) and the formidable Peter Lynch as a creative consultant.
ACQUISITIONS/ FESTIVAL UPDATES: Dany Chiasson's stunning documentary, My Joan of Arc is currently available for distribution and will be featured on the IDFA website as a Doc-for-sale for one year. If you are interested in this title please contact us for more information.
FUNDRAISING: To date, Walking in Victor's Shoes directed by Alison Duke has received production support funding from the Ontario Arts Council, and donations from many friends, family and associates. With this support we were able to film last summer in South Africa and Uganda. With your support we could begin post production. Goldelox Productions is currently accepting donations through Paypal donation button below. Thank you for your continued support and donations.
Email the copy of your donation receipt for a Thank You credit in the film.
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