FITC 2010 Toronto video

2010 FITC Toronto Reel from Victory Arts on Vimeo.

Stock Archive is thrilled to present the new 2010 FITC event video. Stock-Archive.com and Victory Arts produced this slick little video. This masterpiece that was made possible with hours and hours of shooting on location for several days during the FITC event in Toronto. Back in Ottawa, there were many more sleepless nights behind the computer to finish the post production. A huge thank you to Will Reid, Director of photography and content at Stock-Archive.com and Victory Arts who busted his ass to make this video as slick as it is.

We also would like to send out a huge thank you to Scott Hansen a.k.a ISO50 & TYCHO for his support and providing the audio for this years video.

Check out the video, we've had plenty of great feedback already.

Proud to sponsor: 2010 Creativity International Awards

Stock-Archive.com is proud to announce that it sponsoring the Creativity International Awards as a Platinum level sponsor and a Silver level sponsor.

As part of our silver level sponsorship we are providing subscription memberships as prizes to the following categories.

PR16 - Creative Firm, Self Promotion, Single Unit
PR17 - Creative Firm, Self-Promotion, Campaign
PR27 - Poster, Single Unit
PR28 - Poster, Campaign

We are big supporters of creative thinking, talented people and the quest for great design in both print and digital mediums.

Best of luck!

Good Question > Images on Stickers

We had a good question from one of our members yesterday. She attended the FITC Event and picked up some of our sweet swag. We had a bunch of wicked buttons and skater stickers. They asked if the images on the stickers were part of our stock archive collection to license. The answer is yes! Here is the link to the skater image files, and we also included some matching surfer dudes and chicks. The XL file is in Vector format which is a single file download, however if you are an illustration or dual subscription member, you can download any Small, Medium or Large file on-demand for the duration of your term. Go take a look. Skaters and Surfers

Industry news: CSTC "Fades to black".

Now this is a real shame. We were extremely shocked and saddened to see that the Canadian Screen Training Centre (CSTC) has been forced to close its doors due federal and provincial funding cutbacks. It actually hits us hard as my previous company (MõSHON Digital Media Inc.) sponsored and worked very closely with the CSTC and SIFT in the 1990's.

The CSTC, founded by Tom Shoebridge in 1981, trained more than 7,000 screen professionals and had offered some 600 workshops from coast to coast.

To read more visit www.cstc.ca.