Each month, DARC highlights one of our incredible Members and one of the many exciting projects they’re working on. This month, our Member Highlight is Pixie Cram, a local filmmaker and member of DARC!
MEET PIXIE
Pixie Cram is a filmmaker based in the Ottawa-Gatineau region. The format of her work includes stop-motion animation, pixilation, live action, and small-gauge film (super8 & 16mm). Her films have screened at festivals and galleries across Canada and internationally, and have aired on CBC.
On top of her art practice, she works as a freelance videographer and editor.
One of Pixie’s current projects is her short film The Pavillion, which takes place in Canada, during WWII. Two young girls take inspiration from a magical storybook to help their ailing mother. The film is part live action and part stop-motion animation, created with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Ontario Arts Council and the DARC Media Arts Production Fund.
As a DARC Member, Pixie gets access to equipment, facilities, grants, residencies, workshop discounts, and so much more! Want to become a member like Pixie? Check out the DARC membership page to get started.
Psst! Want to be featured in our next Member Highlight? Active DARC Members can apply now through the Member Highlight submission form.
