So you have a lot to take in tonight! First watch our conversation with @hannahcheramy_ on everything @fromonmgm season 4! Then hurry up and watch season 4 which is now live!
Our full conversation is available at Customatic.tv
We sat down and chopped it up with @hannahcheramy_ , who plays Julie on @fromonmgm to talk Season 4 ahead of its premiere this Sunday, April 19th!
Our full conversation drops right on time for the return!
Actor, comedian, and improviser @andrewphung sits down with Customatic TV to talk about the documentary Degrassi: Whatever It Takes and why the series meant so much to an entire generation of Canadians.
We dive into the cultural ripple effect of @degrassi the way it reflected real lives on screen, and why stories like this matter.
Beyond the documentary, Andrew opens up about his own acting journey, betting on himself, and how a role like Kimchee came after he had already put in his 10,000 hours. We also talk about what @tiff_net represents not just for him, but for his peers.
For the full conversation head over to customatic.tv
Ryan Rosery @ryanrosery who brings the character Malik to life in the coming-of-age dramedy series @overduetheshow lets the flood gates open on his thoughts about adulthood. The parallels between him and his character. And his most “damn I’m really an adult now” moment.
Watch the full interview segment on Customatic.tv
When we talk about comedy editing, there is a craft to making it hit just as hard on screen as it did on set. We got to chat with TV & Film Editor Jordan Hayles @jordan.a.hayles and editor on @theofficemovers season 2. He broke down his process as someone who lives in the timeline.
It’s instinct.
It’s feel.
It’s knowing when to lean into an actor’s reaction, when to let a beat breathe, and when to tighten it so the joke hits.
Comedy is built in the in-betweens the glances, the pauses, the unwritten moments the performance reveals. It’s storytelling. It’s rhythm. And Jordan does a great job at it!
@theofficemovers Season 2 is streaming now on @cravecanada
Award-winning director Kelly Fyffe-Marshall @directedbykells returns to the Toronto International Film Festival with Demons. A short film born from Preeti Torul’s @onlyonepreeti series pilot, exploring the complexities of mother-daughter relationships.
In our conversation on Between The Frames #TIFF50 edition, she shares how the film explores the layered relationships between immigrant parents and their children, the power of community, and why rest is just as vital to the creative process as the work itself.
Watch the full conversation at Customatic.tv
Who said you can’t pick someone’s brain on the red carpet? We hit the red carpet for the premiere of Driver’s Ed to find out about the movie and get some gems from the cast and crew.
Watch the full red carpet at customatic.tv
At the @reelworld film festival premiere of @itcomesinwavesfilm , actor Ryan Rosery @ryanrosery opened up about the emotional gravity of the film and what he hopes audiences take away from his character, Terrell.
Ryan shared how the story’s intensity mirrors life’s unpredictable tides, where people make choices shaped by circumstance, not always by clarity.
At the @reelworld film festival premiere of It Comes In Waves, actor and executive producer Franckie Francois @franckiefrancois spoke about the importance of creating safe spaces on and off set. Especially after embodying stories with so much emotional weight.
Franckie reflected on how the cast looked out for one another, ensuring that what was carried in character could be gently shed once the cameras stopped. A reminder that storytelling isn’t just about performance, it’s about protection, connection, and care for the people behind the roles.
Opening night of the @reelworld film festival premiere for @itcomesinwavesfilm we spoke with actor Mckenzie Small @mckenziesmall who plays the role of Stacey
We asked what she hopes audiences will carry with them after meeting her character in the film. Her response captures the heartbeat of the film. How trauma and strength move through communities like tides that connect us all.
Opening night of the @reelworld film festival premiere for @itcomesinwavesfilm we spoke with the writer of the film Sammy Mohamed @sammymo84
When writing It Comes in Waves, Sammy didn’t just create the story, he excavated it.
Drawing from his own lived experiences, friends’ stories, and the film’s consultants, the writer found a way to merge personal pain with collective truth.
Opening night of @reelworld Film Festival, we asked Nendia Lewars who plays Zera, Akai’s little sister in @itcomesinwavesfilm what it was like working with her cast mates.
From on-screen chemistry to off-screen support, her answer shows the kind of family that forms when a project is made with purpose.
