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Telefilm Tops-Up "Schooled" Development Monday June 1, 2009 Telefilm Canada has invested in the action-adventure feature entitled Schooled. Shoes Full of Feet ramps up development on the script by Greg Gutman and Darryl Smith. The Green Shoe is attached to direct, with the Red and Blue Shoes producing and new-to-the-team Noel Baker as Story Editor . The investment tops-up funding already received from the Harold Greenberg Fund. Schooled is about a timid sixth grader who has until the end of the day to find a bully’s treasured artefact lost somewhere in the school in order to stop their fight at three o’clock.    HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Tuesday May 5, 2009 Shoes Full of Feet celebrates 10 short years today! 10 years ago, the Green Shoe, Red Shoe and Blue Shoe formed the company with a singular vision - to make high quality films with wide appeal, and to keep the magic of movies alive. The first film the Shoes put their energies into was the award-winning short No Man's Land.    Gordon Pinsent Joins The Cast Wednesday April 29, 2009 A key piece of the casting puzzle has fallen into place! We are honoured and excited to announce that multi-award winning legend Gordon Pinsent has joined the cast of At Home By Myself… With You in the role of the Narrator. Welcome aboard, Gordon! The romantic comedy starring Kristin Booth and Aaron Abrams is now officially in post-production. The Red Shoe is producing, and the Blue Shoe executive producing. Check out www.pocketchangefilm.com to see what's new with the film.    A Fine Wrap Monday November 24, 2008 The fantastically successful shoot of "At Home, By Myself... With You" has wrapped! Three solid weeks of hard work and a lot of fun, and the Green Shoe has his first feature in the can. Congratulations to the entire crew and to Pocket Change Films for knocking it out of the park. The romantic comedy starring Kristin Booth and Aaron Abrams is now officially in post-production. The Red Shoe is producing, and the Blue Shoe executive producing. Check out www.pocketchangefilm.com to see what's new with the film.    First feature to begin rolling cameras! Thursday October 30, 2008 The Green Shoe is about to see cameras roll on his feature film directorial debut "At Home, By Myself... With You", a romantic comedy starring Kristin Booth and Aaron Abrams. The Red Shoe is producing, and the Blue Shoe executive producing; cameras roll November 3rd! Check out www.pocketchangefilm.com for all the awesome goings-on with the film.    Now playing... Wednesday October 29, 2008 The Blue Shoe is pleased to announce "The Rawside Of...", a new music documentary series that he co-produced, has premiered on IFC; it plays Tuesdays at 8 PM ET (5 PM PT). Not your regular fluff bio, each episode goes way behind-the-scenes through uncensored conversations and unlimited access, and takes viewers behind the headlines and into the hearts, minds and conflicts of popular musicians. The show was produced through Georgian Entertainment.    Development bucks for "Schooled" Friday October 24, 2008 Shoes' adventure feature has received development support from the Harold Greenberg Fund. The project, written by Greg Gutman and Darryl Smith, is about a timid sixth grader who has until the end of the day to find a bully's treasure artefact lost somewhere in the school in order to stop their fight at three o'clock.    Success isn't short Monday October 13, 2008 "The Morning Party", the CFC short film produced by the Red Shoe continues to find success on the festival circuit. To date the film has screened at the World Film Festival in Montreal, the Calgary International Film Festival and the Vancouver International Film Festival. The next screening will be at the Whistler International Film Festival    A 'Loonie' win Monday September 15, 2008 The short film "Loonie", written and directed by Michelle Nolden, has been selected as the winning short for the first round of the NSI Online Short Film Festival. The jury decision was unanimous in choosing "Loonie" as ‘best film’ of this round. The Blue Shoe co-produced the film. "Loonie" is about a 17-year-old boy who shares an emotionally charged and life-changing moment with a homeless, paranoid schizophrenic woman. It can be seen at the Rendezvous With Madness film festival in November 2008.    Empty Your Pockets! Tuesday August 5, 2008 Shoes Full of Feet and Pocket Change Films Ltd. are pushing forward with the production of the low-budget film At Home, By Myself… With You. Cameras are set to roll this fall with the Green Shoe directing, the Red Shoe producing and the Blue Shoe exec’ing. The fundraising continues and Shoes Full of Feet encourages everyone to take advantage of the e-change jar (a.k.a. Paypal) available at www.pocketchangefilm.com. Every penny counts… literally!    The Morning Party Hits the Circuit Friday August 1, 2008 The short film, The Morning Party, building on two successful industry screenings hits the film festival circuit with a bang. The film has been programmed in both the Montreal World Film Festival and the Vancouver International Film Fesitval. The film, produced by the Red Shoe, co-stars Greg Calderone, Michael Xavier and Sebastian Pigott.    Marbles Still Globetrotting... and Golden Monday June 30, 2008 Much like the hero of the film, "For All the Marbles" just won’t quit. Festival after festival Marbles continues to entertain audiences worldwide. Shoes Full of Feet is honoured to announce that the film has just won the Golden Butterfly Award for Best Short Video at the 22nd International Festival of Film for Children in Iran! How cool is that?! www.icff.ir.    Shoes Shorts Online Monday May 26, 2008 If you haven't seen them already, now's a great chance to catch some Shoes shorts. The two most recent short films from Shoes Full of Feet are available for viewing online! 2003's "Safe" can be seen at Joost.com. Meanwhile, "For All The Marbles" is being featured at Film Festival World. You can also see one of Shoes' first short films, "Day of the Carp".    SHOES + POCKETS = FEATURE FILM Thursday April 24, 2008 Shoes Full of Feet is proud to be a part of the feature film At Home, By Myself… With You. The project, being funded entirely by the pocket change of countless contributors, has the Green Shoe co-writing and directing, the Red Shoe producing and the Blue Shoe executive producing. Everyone is encouraged to check out the fundraising phenomenon at www.pocketchangefilm.com or join the Facebook group I’M MAKING A FEATURE FILM WITH POCKET CHANGE.    LOTS-O-STUFF IS HAPPENING!! Monday February 4, 2008 Shoes Full of Feet is proud to announce that two of our short films are playing on Air Canada. If you find yourself cruising at 39,000 feet before the end of March and are looking for something to watch, check out SAFE and THE CLOCK IS TICKING. Our listing is on page five of the Scene/En Route program. The Blue Shoe is plugging away on Season Three as Associate Producer of the hit Showcase series RENT-A-GOALIE. Production will goes until March 28. You can find out more about the show by perusing the RAG website. The Green Shoe is ‘making-a-feature-film-with-pocket-change’ – a unique fundraising strategy for the film AT HOME, ALONE… WITH YOU. The craze is catching on and details can be found on Facebook via this Group. The Red Shoe is in production on one of the CFC NBC/Universal Short Dramatic Films. The film, entitled THE MORNING PARTY, shoots until February 29th.    The little short that keeps on going Monday October 29, 2007 With the recent request from the Children's Film Festival Seattle to screen 'For All The Marbles', the short has now reached the grand total of participation in 23 Film Festivals! The following is a list of the other Festivals in which 'Marbles' has screened so far. Most of these have been at the request of the Festival, rather than via submission by Shoes: The Atlantic Film Festival, AOL Moviefone Festival, Cabbagetown FF, Canadian Filmmakers Festival, Columbia FF, Cucalorus FF, Edmonton FF, Giffoni FF, Heart of Gold FF, Maine FF, Nickel Independent FF, North Fork FF, Real 2 Reel FF, Special Delivery (a division of TIFF), Sprockets FF for Children, St. Anne's FF, Tacoma FF, Tribeca FF, Utah Family FF, The View Finders FF for Youth, Wildsound, and the World of Comedy FF.    Congratulations Rent-A-Goalie! Monday September 3, 2007 Shoes Full of Feet congratulates Georgian Entertainment and the whole team of "Rent-A-Goalie". The half hour comedy series on Showcase received three Gemini nominations, including Best Comedy Series. The Blue Shoe serves as Associate Producer on the series, and will be in attendance at the Awards Show in Regina on October 28th.    Red Shoe at the CFC Monday July 30, 2007 The Red Shoe has enrolled in the Producer’s Lab at Norman Jewison’s Canadian Film Centre. The intensive five-month course is a twenty-four-hour-a-day, seven-day-a-week commitment that pushes residents to cultivate their own creative and producing strategies for the Canadian and international markets. For more information visit: www.cfccreates.com    'Marbles' is BEST in Italy! Monday July 23, 2007 "For All the Marbles" is proving to be the little short that could, after another big win. It has won the Silver Gryphon award for best Kids Short Film at the Giffoni Film Festival. The Green Shoe was in attendance for the fabulous screening on Friday (July 20), and was particularly wowed by the speedy... and live... translation! To see more, visit the official Giffoni Film Festival site. Also check out this page.    'Marbles' gets rave reviews at Wildsound Monday June 18, 2007 After a tremendous screening earlier this month at the Wildsound Festival in Toronto, "For All the Marbles" received fabulous reviews. To see a video clip of the comments, click here    From across the schoolyard to across the pond Monday June 4, 2007 "For All the Marbles" is flying overseas for the first time! Selected to screen at the Giffoni International Film Festival, 'Marbles’ is sure to be a hit. Being the largest children’s film festival in Europe and having a jury of over 200 children, Shoes is honoured to have the film playing in competition. The Green Shoe is slated to attend the festival July 19th – 22nd 2007; and how could he not with a testimony like: “Of all the festivals, the Giffoni Film Festival is the most necessary one.” - Francois Truffaut    Canadian Film Centre Bound! Friday June 1, 2007 The Red Shoe has been accepted into the CFC Producer’s Lab. The five-month course starts on July 16th and is an intensive production workshop that only accepts up to eight participants per year. In addition to the Red Shoe, long-time Shoes colleague, Chris Trebilcock, will be participating in the Director’s Lab. For information regarding the centre visit www.cfccreates.com.    Shoes puts the city that never sleeps to bed Tuesday May 1, 2007 Back from the land of Spiderman, Shoes deems the Tribeca film festival an absolute success! The Boys attended the first two screenings of “For All the Marbles” in the 'Show And Tell' program, and the audiences loved it! Click on the link to view the Q & A from the Screening. Thanks goes out to the team at Tribeca for making the Shoe fit into the Big Apple.    Shoes rolls to Tribeca April 26, 2007 “For All the Marbles” screens five times at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City (April 25 – May 5), and we are only one of three films included in a special screening for the kids at the New York Childrens' Hospital on April 30th. All three Shoes will be in attendance, and are pumped to go State-side and represent Canadian filmmaking. For box office info checkout http://preview.tribecafilmfestival.org/tff-bo-ticket-info.html. Check back for updates after the festival to see how it went. Go Marbles!    WE HAVE KNOCKSIES at Sprockets! April 23, 2007 The Sprockets Film Festival screenings of "For All The Marbles" went better than great! The audience loved it – they laughed, they cried – it was better than Cats. A special thanks goes to the boys and girls of Sprockets Festival for treating us like kings. And from Toronto we roll to the Big Apple. Tribeca, look out for the Shoes Boys – we are coming (with all our marbles).    'Marbles' honoured at two festivals! March 12, 2007 “For All the Marbles” was proclaimed the BEST CANADIAN SHORT at the World of Comedy Film Festival and received the YOUTH JURY AWARD FOR MOST INSPIRATIONAL SHORT FILM at the Reel 2 Real Film Festival. Congratulations to everyone who helped to make the film such a wonderful success.    'Marbles' in three Festivals! February 21, 2007 Shoes Full of Feet is pleased to announce that “For All the Marbles” will be screening at three upcoming film festivals. For all y’all Vancouverites, the REEL 2 REAL INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL FOR YOUTH will be screening ‘Marbles’ on Tuesday, February 27th @ 11:30am in the ‘Small Victories’ program at the Roadhouse Community Centre (http://www.eciad.ca/r2r/index.php. For all y’all Torontonians, the WORLD OF COMEDY FILM FESTIVAL will be screening ‘Marbles’ sometime between March 9th and 11th (http://www.worldcomedyfilmfest.com/index.htm). And last but certainly not least, ‘Marbles’ has been specially invited to screen at the SPROCKETS TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL FOR CHILDREN. This year’s festival will be held from April 13th to 22nd (www.Sprockets.ca). Exact programming information for both festivals has yet to be published but we will be sure to let you know… stay tuned! Blue and Red on the set of Rent-A-Goalie.    "For All The Marbles" receives rave reviews 'On The Lot'! January 15, 2007 The Green Shoe submitted ‘Marbles’ to the Fox Network for the upcoming Reality TV show ‘On the Lot’. Accepted contestants will create short films that will be voted on by the viewing public a-la American Idol. The winning filmmaker receives a development deal! The first stage of application is well under-way and includes a web portion, which is where an abbreviated version of ‘Marbles’ is showcasing currently. The great news is that it has received rave reviews. We encourage everyone to follow this direct link to ‘Marbles’: http://films.thelot.com/films/48 . Or go to the On The Lot Website. Watch the abridged version, check out the reviews, add a review of your own… let’s help the Green Shoe get ‘On the Lot’!    Telefilm continues to be key ingredient in 'Bandit' mix! December 12, 2006 A second dash of Telefilm development financing added - 'Bandit' is ready to put in the oven! This reinforcement of commitment from Canada's motion picture investor inspires the Shoes boys to continue stronger than ever. With strong buzz and lots of love, this recipe soon will decorate the marquee of the local bistro. Take a look at www.theleftoverbandit.com for more about the film.    Shoes in Schools! December 1, 2006 Shoes Full of Feet has signed an agreement with the educational materials company Casreep Communications (www.casreep.net). Casreep has created educational packages using two of Shoes' short films for distribution in schools worldwide. "For All The Marbles" forms the backbone of an anti-bullying presentation, and "No Man's Land" has just been included in a Canadian history package. So look for Shoes in a school near you!.    'Bandit' goes visual November 8, 2006 Up-and-coming artist and good friend of the Shoes boys, Mike Isguder, has joined "The Leftover Bandit" team. Mike’s will work hand-in-hand with the Green Shoe to create conceptual art for the film. This will play an integral part of establishing the tone and colours of the story. Welcome aboard Mike! Click on ‘Right Brain’ to see conceptual art for “Mistletoe” by Mike. “Mistletoe” is just one of the feature films that Shoes Full of Feet has on the development slate. Mike is also the guy behind the conceptual art and art design of the 'Bandit' website (www.theleftoverbandit.com). Sometimes when you wish upon a start, your dreams come true...    'Marbles' does the festival circuit October 1, 2006 “For All the Marbles” played to a sold-out audience of more than 400 kids at the Atlantic Film Festival. The film graced the screen at the beautiful Oxford Theatre in Halifax on a sunny Thursday morning. The kids laughed and cheered at all the right spots… and had all kinds of fun questions (and high-fives) for the Green Shoe during a post-show Q & A. Next up for ‘Marbles’ is the competitive AOL Moviefone Online Film Festival. Stay tuned for details and get ready to vote!    Shoes - All Mobile, All The Time September 13, 2006 Shoes Full of Feet has joined the revolution, and untethered ourselves from the world of land-lines. So while you can no longer reach us at the old 416.512.0084 number, you can reach each of us individually at our anytime, anywhere numbers. Blue Shoe: 416.831.6047 Green Shoe: 416.936.2967 Red Shoe: 416.274.3555 Yellow Shoe: 416.575.6893 Mobile: adaptable, ambulatory, changeable, fluid, free, motorized, moving, mutable, peripatetic, portable, traveling, versatile - that's us!!    'Marbles' Goes East August 18, 2006 Get ready for some lobster! This years Universal Marble Competition is set for Halifax. That's right! "For All The Marbles" has been accepted into the 26th Atlantic Film Festival. It will be screened on Thursday, September 21 at 10:00 am as part of the ViewFinders program. This year's Festival runs from September 14 through September 23, 2006, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Keep checking www.atlanticfilm.com for details. Be there or we will send some killer lobsters after you.    What do 'Marbles' and Cabbages have in common? August 11, 2006 Well…they are both round. And, "For All The Marbles" has been selected for screening at the 2006 Cabbagetown Short Film Festival here in Toronto. The screening will take place at the Winchester Theatre, 80 Winchester St. in Cabbagetown, on Friday, September 8, between 8:00 and 11:00 pm. Visit the Cabbagetown festival website for more details.    Shoes congratulates 'Perfect Day' pals. April 18, 2006 The Shoes Boys are ecstatic to congratulate Perfect Day Pictures on a successful completion of shooting for their feature "Love and Other Dilemmas"! Producer Clare Hodge, director Larry Di Stefano, and writer Deborah Peraya were fellow participants with Shoes in the NSI Features First program. 'Dilemmas' is a dark romantic comedy "in the screwball tradition", about a pregnant bride who is kidnapped on her wedding day - then things really start to go downhill! Shoes shares more than NSI with 'Dilemmas', with 'The Leftover Bandit' executive producer Alex Raffe filling the same role on that film.    We have knocksies - 'Marbles' a hit! March 27, 2006 "For All the Marbles" was a smashing success this weekend at the Canadian Filmmakers Festival. The screening was a complete sell-out well in advance, and the high energy crowd boosted every action-packed moment. Our sincere thanks to all our supporters in the audience, and our apologies to those who were unable to get tickets. 'Marbles' will be back on the screen soon, so keep your eyes peeled! Shoes with the cast of 'Marbles'    "For All the Marbles" at the CFF March 13, 2006 Get ready for 'knocksies'! 'Marbles' will be screening at the Canadian Filmmakers Festival on Sunday March 26th at 6:30 p.m. It will be shown at the Carlton Cinemas (20 Carlton St. - Yonge and Carlton, Toronto). Tickets are $9 + tax and are available from the Carlton box office now. If you get yours on the day, make sure you get them early to beat the sell-out! For more information visit www.canfilmfest.ca    Three times a charm with 'Marbles'! February 27, 2006 "For All the Marbles" is rolling its way onto the big screen at the Canadian Filmmakers Festival. This marks the third year in a row that Shoes has had a film in this all-Canadian film festival. Starting with "The Clock is Ticking", followed by "Safe" and now our 'big' little adventure film. The Marblonians are in high gear, tying up our shoelaces, get ting the film ready for its world premier. The CFF runs March 23rd-26th; for more information visit www.canfilmfest.ca or stay tuned to the Shoes News page on how you can get tickets to "For All the Marbles".    Blue Shoe On Ice February 24, 2006 The Blue Shoe has been lacing up his skates - assisting producers Chris Szarka and Christopher Bolton on their new show "Rent-A-Goalie." Production has just wrapped on this narrative comedy for Showcase Television which will air in the fall of this year. It follows the exploits of Cake (played by Bolton) who runs a rec-league hockey goalie rental service out of Cafe Primo in Little Italy. Look for Blue in person at the beginning of Episode 8!!.    ROTTERDAM Rocks! February 7, 2006 The Red Shoe has returned from Holland and the International Film Festival Rotterdam. During the intensive five-day Producer’s Lab Red met producers from New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Holland, France, Belgium, as well as a few new faces from Canada. And, workshops with Sales Agencies and Distribution Companies have paved the way for Shoes Full of Feet films to play internationally. Next up: CINEMART!!.    RED to ROTTERDAM January 6, 2006 The Red Shoe will be representing Shoes Full of Feet at the Producer’s Lab in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. The week long program for emerging producers is part of the CineMart Market portion of the International Film Festival Rotterdam. The Red Shoe will participate in workshops as well as one-on-one meetings that cover the ins and outs of the international film financing.    “Safe” on the smallscreen November 4, 2005 Another exciting first for Shoes Full of Feet – our first television broadcast is coming up! Watch our short film "Safe" as it premieres on Showcase Television (cable 39 in Toronto) on Saturday November 12 at 8:15 pm. "Safe" was produced through the Ontario Media Development Corporation's (OMDC) Al Waxman Calling Card program, which has launched many a filmmaker's career. The Nov. 12 broadcast is a screening of the last four Calling Card short films.    The Leftover Bandit… dotcom! November 3, 2005 Shoes Full of Feet is proud to announce its newest addition to the online world - www.theleftoverbandit.com has officially launched! Visit the site regularly to follow our progress as we race down the road towards Production on this fabulous family feature film. Happy fridge-diving!    'Marbles' wraps October 31, 2005 Shoes’ most recent film, the short “For All the Marbles”, has wrapped. Shooting was completed over three consecutive weekends in October, and the incredible cast and crew braved high winds, ceaseless rain and bitter cold… and as a testament to their courage the footage looks great! ‘Marbles’ follows the adventures of 10-year-old Jeff as he journeys to rescue his lost marble at recess, across a schoolyard fraught with danger. It was funded through grants from the Toronto Arts Council and the National Film Board of Canada’s Filmmaker Assistance Program.    'Marbles' - just around the corner August 22, 2005 It's almost here... production on Shoes' seventh short film "For All the Marbles" is set to begin at the end of September! With money from the Toronto Arts Council and the National Film Board, things are moving ahead at break-neck speed. Casting has begun and the location secured (almost). Stay tuned for updates.    Black Shoe: “Safe” a hit in St. John’s July 14, 2005 The mysterious Black Shoe (later identified as long time Shoes supporter Ray Amiro) was spotted in St. John's charming his way into the completely sold out screening of “Safe” at the Nickel Film Festival on Saturday July 9. When later approached, he reported that the screening was a total success and the buzz hot, even as "Safe" played alongside two local hits.    "Safe" in St.John's June 16, 2005 “Safe” has been accepted into the Nickel Film Festival, making it two years in a row for Shoes shorts in St. John’s, NL. The film will be part of the closing night presentation, playing at LSPU Hall Theatre on Saturday, July 9 at 7:00 pm. Last year, ‘Clock’ was a fan favourite on the Rock, and we’re sure “Safe” won’t disappoint this year. For more details visit www.nickelfestival.com    More Funds for 'Marbles' May 25, 2005 Shoes’ next short film “For All the Marbles” got another shot in the arm, receiving a grant through the Filmmaker Assistance Program, which is run by the National Film Board of Canada (www.nfb.ca). This on top of the previous grant from the Toronto Arts Council doubles the available funds for the project, which in turn means an even better film!    'Thursdays' Added to Slate May 6, 2005 Shoes Full of Feet added another feature film to its development slate, optioning “Thursdays” from writer Brad Ling. Brad’s screenplay explores the life of a young journalist as he discovers someone is stealing all the days of his week, except Thursdays    'Clock' to screen at Centre for the Arts April 25, 2005 Following a successful screening of "Safe" at the Centre for the Arts in Toronto in January, "The Clock is Ticking" will screen there this Friday, April 29. We anticipate another great line-up of short films! Visit www.centreforthearts.com for more details.    “Safe”: sell-outs and max outs! April 11, 2005 Thank you to all who attended the fully sold out screening of “Safe” yesterday at the Carlton, and a special thank you to the Canadian Filmmakers Festival who hosted a splendid four day event. Also, our apologies to those who were turned away at the box office, but we promise you’ll be able to see “Safe” soon. The screening was a nice cap to a week that began with our web radio interview. Many tried to tune in unsuccessfully and here is why: the station’s server was completely maxed out because so many listeners were tuning in. So one more big, huge thanks!!!    Cineclix Spotlight on “No Man’s Land” April 5, 2005 Cineclix, the short film exhibition website, has cast its spotlight on our short film “No Man’s Land.” Visit www.cineclix.com/focus to read a Q&A with director Kris Booth (better known as the Green Shoe), or to view the film itself.    Shoes Participates in Live Interview on E-Radio March 28th, 2005 Get ready to tune your e-radios! The Shoes Boys will be interviewed live for an hour on the popular ‘Filmmaker’s Revue’ hosted by Val Mauro. This show is broadcast over the web at www.natradio.com , so make sure you tune in to listen on Wednesday March 30th at 7 pm, with a re-broadcast on Monday April 4th at 7 pm.    Safe screening at the Canadian Filmmakers Festival March 25th, 2005 Join us at the Carlton Cinemas (Carlton just east of Yonge) on SUNDAY APRIL 10th at 2 pm, where “Safe” will be screening at the Canadian Filmmaker’s Festival as part of the 2nd Program of Short Films. The festival runs April 7th - 10th, and will screen many great films at the Carlton. Tickets are $9 plus tax, and are available from www.canfilmfest.ca and from the Carlton box office starting today, right until the 10th. We'd love to see you there!    Shoes is 'Safely' in Canadian Filmmakers Festival! March 8th, 2005 Two years in a row! Following a successful screening of 'Clock' last year, the Shoes boys are proud to have their Calling Card film “Safe” accepted into this year's edition of the Canadian Filmmakers Festival (www.canfilmfest.ca). This all-Canadian festival will be taking place in the Shoes homebase town of Toronto. Stay tuned for dates, locations and ticket info.    'Marbles' Gets a YES from TAC February 15th 2005 With “Safe” doing well, the Shoes boys have already slated their next short endeavour. “For All the Marbles” is a little dash of spice the Shoes boys are cooking up while ‘the Bandit’ is baking in the oven. This story created by the Green Shoe and Brian Hartigan (“The Leftover Bandit” writer) is about one schoolboy’s adventure during recess. And now, it has been awarded a funding grant from the Toronto Arts Council (TAC). A very special thanks goes out to the Council and all the Jurors - we won’t disappoint. ‘Marbles’ is slated for production Summer 2005    'Bandit' adds some Telefilm to the mix! February 7th, 2005 Telefilm Canada has added themselves to the recipe! This Canadian cultural investor has contributed development funds to “The Leftover Bandit”, and with their zing brightening our concoction, the 'Bandit’s' flavour will improve tenfold.    "Safe" Screens at Centre For The Arts January 28th, 2005 On the last Friday of every month the Toronto based organization the "Centre for the Arts” (www.centreforthearts.com) holds a short film screening supporting local artists. Shoes was proud to have “Safe” be part of the event this month. Thank you to all the members of the Centre. Keep checking back to find out when the Shoes short “The Clock is Ticking” will screen at the Centre.