Vancouver, B.C. – Screen BC (MPPIA), Creative BC and the Whistler Film Festival are together excited to announce the five shortlisted candidates who will pitch to earn the Screen BC Short Film Award at the 2025 Whistler Film Festival + Content Summit (Dec. 3 – 7). The...
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Me & Mae
Vancouver country group Me and Mae just released their latest single "Where the Good Times Role". The band was nominated for the BCCMA Group of the Year category for two years in a row. For their Career Development project, the band worked with Tim Neuhouse at Earart Music Studios in Delta and Jordan Orbek as their producer.
To market the single, the band worked with Scott Clements at Principle Projects for radio and BC based Tiny Kingdom Music for their EPK and digital promo. After completing the recording and their grant, the band went on to make a video for the song. The video has been quickly climbing on YouTube with nearly 50,000 views just in the first couple months.
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