Mike Stasko frames a shot of actor Kevin McDonald on the Windsor-Essex set of the independent comedy feature “Boys Vs. Girls.”
Singer-songwriter Crissi Cochrane takes to the stage in this scene from “Band Together” by UWindsor film students Braunte Petric and Adam Dunn.
Students and alumni of the University of Windsor are among the local filmmakers whose works will air on CBC Television on Saturday, Nov. 7.
Colin Mochrie stars as camp director Roger in the comedy “Boys vs. Girls,” produced by UWindsor film instructors Mike Stasko and Theodore Bezaire.
The battle-of-the-sexes comedy Boys vs. Girls has earned deals for distribution in Canada and internationally.
“The Control,” a sci-fi feature by film instructors Michael Stasko and Theodore Bezaire, has won North American-wide distribution starting May 26.
“The Control,” a sci-fi feature by film instructors Michael Stasko and Theodore Bezaire, has won North American-wide distribution starting May 26.
Film professor Mike Stasko ranks Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey as the best movie ever made.
Film professor Mike Stasko ranks Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey as the best movie ever made.
Kevin McDonald and Colin Mochrie in the comedy Boys vs. Girls, filmed in and around Windsor.
UWindsor film instructors Mike Stasko and Theodore Bezaire will screen their latest feature at film festivals starting this Friday, Feb. 7.
“The Rise and Fall of the Grumpy Burger” is the second in the Alumni Filmmaker Screening Series.
A film series featuring works by UWindsor alumni opens Jan. 24 with a screening of the 2013 comedy, The Birder.
The Windsor International Film Festival will screen the feature comedy "Boys vs. Girls," directed by professor Mike Stasko, on Nov. 2.
Three film festivals will screen a comedy, written and directed by professor Mike Stasko, over the next couple of weeks.
UWindsor alumni Mike Stasko and Theodore Bezaire have produced a film on the work of the Windsor Essex Therapeutic Riding Association.
CBC Television will air the documentary Therapeutic Riding by UWindsor alumni Mike Stasko and Theodore Bezaire on Sunday, April 14.
Eric Schiller plays a morally questionable neurochemist in “The Control.”
UWindsor film professors Nick Hector and Mike Stasko will both screen works during the Windsor International Film Festival.
