Keoni Waxman is a filmmaker and producer, best known for his work with Steven Seagal - including the Seagal-fronted television series True Justice. His newest film is The Ravine, starring Eric Dane, Teri Polo and Peter Facinelli, and based on the novel by Robert Pascuzzi, which in turn was inspired by true events that happened to Robert and his wife Kelly. The film was released May 6th.

Myles Goodwin is a Canadian musician and songwriter who was elected to the Canadian Music Hall of Fame as a member the legendary April Wine. In addition to founding the long-running band, Myles has recorded and released solo material including his new single For Ukraine. He talks about it including it on his new album Long Pants, whether artists have a responsibility, charity singles and touring after a pandemic. Long Pants comes out June 23rd. 

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Michael McGowan is a Canadian writer-director, whose previous films include Saint Ralph, One Week, Still Mine, as well as the television series Between. His latest is All My Puny Sorrows, based on the novel by award-winning writer Miriam Toews and starring Alison Pill and Sarah Gadon. It his theatres May 3rd.

Tina Finkelman Berkett is a dancer, choreographer and artistic director of LA-based BODYTRAFFIC. With the help of Vancouver company DanceHouse, she is bringing a new show - BODYTRAFFIC: Mixed Repertoire – A Million Voices, The One To Stay With, SNAP, and PACOPEPEPLUTO, a combination of four different numbers, to the Vancouver Playhouse on May 5th and 6th

Margaret Grenier is the director of the Coastal Dance Festival, which this year is celebrating its 15th anniversary. Partnering with Nordic Bridges, the festival will welcome four indigenous Sami Dancers from Norway and Sweden, as well as feature 15 different nations from in and around British Columbia. The festival runs through April 24 at the Anvil Centre in Vancouver.

Josh Sternfeld is the director of Fortress: Sniper's Eye, the sequel to last year's Fortress. Josh talks about everything from gun safety and the unfair maligning of the action film genre to shooting in Puerto Rico, directing stunts and of course, Bruce Willis. In addition to Bruce, the film stars Jesse Metcalfe and Chad Michael Murray and hits select theatres, digital and on Demand on April 29.

Kristin Booth is the star of the new film Marlene, which tells the story of Stephen Truscott from the Point-of-View of his faithful wife (Booth, with Julia Sarah Stone as the younger version). The film is in select Canadian cities now.

Beulah Koale is a New Zealand actor who co-stars in Dual, the latest film from writer-director Riley Stearns. It examines the relationship between humanity and technology and ethical questions surrounding cloning and life and death. It opens April 15th.

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David Hayman is a Scottish actor whose credits include The Boy in Striped Pajamas; Macbeth; Atom Egoyan's Where The Truth Lies; Dad's Army (The Lost Episodes); The Tailor of Panama; and Sid & Nancy. He stars as Norm in the Revenge thriller Bull, which is out now.

Justin Kurzel is an Australian filmmaker who has specialized in making films that either adaptations (Macbeth) or based on true events (True History of the Kelly Gang). His latest film - Nitram - is no exception. Based on the Port Arthur Massacre that occurred in Tasmania in 1996, Nitram examines mental illness and gun culture and what happens when both are left untethered.

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Mickey Keating is a filmmaker who specializes in horror, having been mentored by scream king Larry Fessenden and interned with Blumhouse Productions. His latest film is Offseason, available now.

Eleanor Reissa is Tony and Drama Desk-nominated actor, writer and director active in both English and Yiddish Theatre. The daughter of Holocaust fighters, she has released the memoir The Letters Project: A Daughter's Journey, which chronicles her discovery of her father's letters to her mother after surviving Auschwitz, his testimony to receive reparations, and his journey to America. Eleanor's research takes her from Brooklyn to Germany, where she uncovers a whole other side of her father's legacy. She also shares an anecdote about Bob Dylan. The Letters Project is out now.

Director SJ Creazzo and actor Michael Ironside talk about their film Skipping Stones, which is available now on VOD and streaming. Visit dreamalityentertainment.biz for more information on where to find it.