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Entrepreneur and seasoned film and documentary producer Natalie Boll is inspired by her personal experiences and the pervasive issues within current social media platforms to create Tribela, an innovative online platform dedicated to the safety and well-being of its users. Natalie is an award-winning producer from Vancouver, BC, who has been a dynamic force in the entertainment industry for over two decades. Her extensive experience managing large teams and significant budgets has prepared her for the challenge.
Natalie has led the development of Tribela. Her journey includes comprehensive research and development phases, where she engaged in educational programs to deepen her expertise. These encompass Harvard Business School's online courses in Launching Tech Ventures and Leading with Finance studies through the Center for Humane Technology in San Francisco on the Foundations of Human Technology and a course on the Well-being of Teens at Yale University. She further honed her leadership and management skills at Oxford University's Saïd Business School Advanced Management and Leadership Programme. 
Tribela's platform design, influenced by extensive research, aims to disrupt the industry with a focus on ethical and transparent AI and algorithm development. 
Natalie is the co-owner of Athene Films, a Vancouver-based production company. Their recent work includes "Maker of Monsters: The Extraordinary Life of Beau Dick," which continues to air on CBC Gem. Production is underway on "Code Shift" " exploring the creation of Tribela where Natalie leads a pivotal movement to redefine social media, weaving together her battles and behind-the-scenes insights into the industry's urgent need for change" by documenting her journey to build Tribela in a male-dominated tech industry and the future of ethical technology through a female lens. 
Natalie has also completed the pilot episode of WasteWise, which will be released on July 1. The first season will be filmed in Rome during the fall of 2024. This engaging and inspiring half-hour YouTube original series focuses on sustainable home organization. Hosted by Ottavia Belli, CEO of Sfusitalia and an Italian-based environmental educator and speaker, the series aims to inspire viewers to adopt a zero-waste lifestyle through manageable steps.
 
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Blast ’Em Up is a rousing CGI adult-animated, sci-fi shoot ’em up feature film by Michael Davis, the writer/director of the Clive Owen/New Line movie Shoot ’Em Up.
Now, Davis asks you to picture the same cool, imaginative gunplay of the Shoot ’Em Up but in a future world with rogue blasting aliens, androids and giant robots — Blast ’Em Up is a new actioner from Michael Davis, all wrapped up as a sci-fi heist film. When a rag-tag team of intergalactic space thieves attempt the biggest heist of their careers, they encounter aliens threatening to destroy all of humanity. The crew must use all of their criminal skills to stop the aliens to save mankind and maybe still pull off their “grand theft astro.”
Michael storyboards all his films using his experience as a storyboarder on Hollywood flicks: TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES, TREMORS, MEDICINE MAN, PEE WEE’S PLAYHOUSE, FLUBBER, LIVE WIRE, ENCINO MAN and BLUE STREAK.
Michael is also known for his writing work on Prehysteria, Double Dragon,Eight Days a Week and Riding Shotgun. 
Mike's socials are:
instagram @mpdavisagent007
X  @mpdavis007
TikTok blastemupmovie 
 
You can learn more about Blast 'Em Up and lend your support by clicking on this link:
https://underdawg-entertainment.kckb.me/3b0f3d78
 
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Ryan Singh Productions Ltd. is thrilled to announce its latest cinematic endeavor, "Ray of Hope," makes it theatre debut today at Cineplex Odeon Eglinton Town Centre Cinemas.  Ray Of Hope, is a compelling documentary project that delves into the collective immigrant experiences of displaced Tamil people from Sri Lanka. This poignant narrative follows their quest for identity and nationhood, stemming from their escape during the prolonged armed conflict in Sri Lanka, which culminated in the harrowing events of May 2009. The diaspora's impassioned plea for foreign intervention serves as the backdrop for this stirring tale of hope and resilience.
 
Anchored by Rathika Sitsabaiesan, a former Canadian Member of Parliament and a mentee of the late Jack Layton is the Heart of "Ray of Hope".  "Ray of Hope" features an ensemble cast, including Collins Perinpanayagam, Sutha Shanmugarajah, Maya D'Elia, and many others. These diverse voices seamlessly weave together history, politics, the scenic beauty of Sri Lanka, the horrors of war, their rich culture, and their longing for home. In the process, the documentary captures the indomitable spirit of the diasporic Tamil community as they strive to triumph over adversity.  "Ray of Hope" boasts a talented creative team led by first-time feature documentary writer-director Ryan Singh, mentored by the experienced Nikila Cole. 
The film previewed at the Scarborough Convention Centre earlier this week to a 500+ audience made up of members of the Tamil and non-Tamil communities alongside politicians and a press corps. A five-minute standing ovation erupted at the conclusion of the screening with many people offering their own connection to the film’s subject matter despite their backgrounds.
 
Ryan Singh has actively engaged with the community to ensure the authenticity and depth of "Ray of Hope." Consultations were held with the various Tamil organizations and community leaders, the Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture, Immigrant Women in Business, Tamil Rights Group, and The Canadian Tamil Cinema Enhancement Organization, who have recently come on board as consulting producers for the project.
 
"As one of the producers of 'Ray of Hope', I am immensely proud to be a member of the team that sheds light on the resilience and courage of the Tamil community, particularly those who fled Sri Lanka during the civil war and found refuge in Toronto, a city renowned for its diversity and inclusivity. 
 
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Lisa Chandler has been making an explosive impact in the entertainment industry, both figuratively and literally, leaving an indelible mark that resonates with sheer force.
In the second season of the MGM+ series "Billy the Kid", Lisa portrays Susan McSween, a prominent cattlewoman of the 19th century, once called the "Cattle Queen of New Mexico", and the widow of Alexander McSween. This epic romantic adventure series, created by the acclaimed Michael Hirst of "Vikings" fame, delves into the captivating life story of Billy the Kid (Tom Blyth), also known as William H. Bonney.
Throughout her career in film and television, Lisa has consistently delivered standout performances across a spectrum of genres and platforms. This summer Lisa can be seen in Neon's highly-anticipated film, LONGLEGS, and most recently she appeared in Apple TV+’s “Monarch: Legacy of Monsters”, alongside Kurt and Wyatt Russell. Additional television credits include CBS' gripping drama "Fire Country", The CW’s hit teenage drama “Riverdale", Paramount Plus’ limited event series
The Stand”, and Netflix’s sci-fi series “Altered Carbon". Past feature film credits include Paramount’s Buddy Games; Spring Awakening starring Josh Duhamel and Sony Pictures’ S.W.A.T: Under Siege alongside Sam Jaeger and Adrianne Palicki.
What truly distinguishes Lisa is her extensive stunt background, boasting over 200 credits. Her remarkable contributions extend to HBO's "The Last of Us" and popular CW series like "Riverdale" and "Supernatural." Notably, she served as the stunt double for Chyler Leigh
in 58 episodes of The CW's "Supergirl," showcasing her versatility and expertise. Lisa's talents also graced the acclaimed Focus Features film "Tully" as Charlize Theron's stunt double.’
 
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Adia Smith-Eriksson was born on the 16th of June 1996 in Cambridge, England, raised in Stockholm, Sweden. She is an actress, known for portraying the role of Ranger West in Atlas (2024), Barry (2018) and Odd Man Rush (2020). Adia is also known for her work on Bull.
From a very young age she gravitated to the performing arts, attending a weekend musical program already from the age of 4. She continued her studies in Sweden, attending the musical program at Kulturama, followed by the Theatre Program at Södra Latins Gymnasium in Stockholm.
She’s also a classically trained pianist, completing exams through the London College of Music.
In her spare time, she’s very active and outdoorsy, hiking, climbing, roller skating, and if there’s enough snow, then you’ll find her on the slopes.
 
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Today on Too OPinionated we talk to emerging actress Hannah Howland about her new film The Watchers starring Dakota Fanning by Ishana Shyamalan. 
The Watchers 
A young artist gets stranded in an extensive, immaculate forest in western Ireland, where, after finding shelter, she becomes trapped alongside three strangers, stalked by mysterious creatures each night.
Hannah is also known for her work playing Young Susan on Arthur's Whiskey.