Join us for an in-depth discussion with one of Canada’s leading filmmakers to discuss their journey, lessons learned along the way, and get an exclusive sneak peek at up coming projects.

Director Vincenzo Natali and Producer Steven Hoban give us an exclusive chat about the highly anticipated feature In The Tall Grass based on the novella written by Stephen King and son Joe Hill. Moderated by Kirk Haviland.

Julian Richings joins Rob on BITS Radio to discuss how he ended up in Toronto and the amazing career that followed him.

This episode brings another of the industry panels that was presented at Blood in the Snow 2018. This one is Navigating Canadian Tax Credits. The panel is moderated by Kelly Payne and includes guests Anna Newallo from Ontario Creates, Owen Kelly from Vortex Words + Pictures and Michael Peterson from 775 Media Corp.

Rob sits down with Laura Tremblay & Mike Donis from one of the features from last years Blood in the Snow, Fugue.

Blood in the Snow 2018's Industry Panel moderated by Kirk Haviland. Guests include ;

Craig McGillivary, Breakthrough Entertainment

Keshia Saldanha, Double Dutch International

Andrew Hunt, Raven Banner

Avi Federgreen, IndieCan Entertainment

This is the first of the industry panels held at Blood in the Snow 2018 - Diversity in Genre Film

Rob visits the Hexplotation Film Festival and talks with Director Aaron Allen about the festival and John Migliore and Mike Trebilcock about the World Premiere of their film Creature from Cannibal Creek

Rob is on the road with Gavin Michael Booth and Adrian Ellis at the rehearsal for the live recording of the one take score for The Last Call in Windsor Ontario

Wrapping up the interviews for Blood in the Snow 2018 we have two more. The first is with Kat Threlkeld and Lance Fernandes from the short film 'He Likes It Rough' and Michael Alexander Uccello from the short film 'God's Madmen'

Blood in the Snow 2018 Media Day coverage continues with the director of ‘The Whistler’ Jennifer Nicole Stang and the director of ‘The House Among The Trees’ Brian Wilcox.