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Registration is now open! Rules and dates appear on the registration page!

Our last challenge was in fall of 2011, and was horror themed. We screened at the Toronto Underground Cinema. The Best Picture winner was “Anamnesis” by The Dark Matter team. Other winners were as follows: Best Director: Damian Weston & … Continue reading →

The Toronto Film Challenge will be celebrating its SUPER SWEET 16th competition with a 48 Hour Film Challenge. Starting on April 20th, and running to the 22nd, competitors will have 48 hours to make a short film. We’ll screen the … Continue reading →

Congrats to Miniature Donkey Productions for winning Best Actor and Audience Choice Awards!!

Fifteen teams started. Only nine finished before the 48 hour deadline. Three are still unaccounted for. A weekend of no sleep,  cheesy props, and horror film making will be on display on Tuesday, October 4th at 7pm. Tickets are available … Continue reading →

We’re pleased to announce that this fall’s 48 Hour Horror Film Challenge will partner with the Toronto After Dark Film Festival. The eight night festival features several screenings of Horror, Sci-Fi, Cult and Action films. The good news is, the … Continue reading →

The Toronto Film Challenge would like to remind you that the next scheduled event will be in September/October. It will be a horror themed 48-hour challenge. Dates will be confirmed shortly, but start assembling your teams! The 48 Hour rules … Continue reading →

Last Wednesday, we held the screenings for the Spring 24 Hour Toronto Film Challenge. All the competitors, their friends, and families rolled into the TIFF Bell Lightbox to screen 24 films and give away some prizes. Our hosts at the … Continue reading →

25 teams started… 23 got in under the wire. One more was a couple minutes late. And the last one… is still unaccounted for. Either way, judging from the Twitters, the emails, and the conversations we had with the teams, … Continue reading →

As of 9pm tonight, registration is closed. We had several teams sign up on the final evening, and closed with 25 registered teams. Including DNP films, the group who won an entry in the Fall 48-Hour Challenge, we’re looking at … Continue reading →