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POST TIFF Toronto Film and TV Industry Networking & Social

POST TIFF Toronto Film and TV Industry Networking & Social

Thu, Sep 24, 10:00 PM
From The Toronto Film Industry Networking Group
4.5

HELLO EVERYONE ! It's this time of the month again : let's get together for a fun evening of networking in these slow industry times and RIGHT AFTER TIFF, to satisfy your receptions withdrawal. If you're available, please join us on the SECOND FLOOR of Urban House Kitchen & Bar, for your favourite Film and TV Networking evenings. AND THE PATIO IS OPEN ! Rain, Shine or Blizzard, WE WILL BE THERE! AND THERE WILL BE PRESENTS :D Of course, if you feel sick, have a fever, a cough, or don't feel comfortable with attending such an event post COVID times, please, don't put yourself and others in a bad position, and wait for the next one, because there will always be a next one. :D Bring your smiles and business cards! See you there ! DISCLAIMER : The organizers are not responsible for the potential stupid behaviour of some people, and you and us know that there is always a possibility of these happening, so by RSVPing to this event, you assume all responsibility and won't be able to hold the organizers responsible if anything happens that is related to your decision of attending. ================ POST TIFF Toronto Film and TV Industry Social Evening Thursday, Sept 24th 2026, 6PM The SECOND FLOOR at Urban House Kitchen & Bar 718 Queen St E. Toronto, ON M4M 1H2

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22 attendees
After The Credits - Insidious

After The Credits - Insidious

Tue, Sep 22, 11:00 PM
From After The Credits - Film Club

This week we’re heading into horror with James Wan’s 2010 supernatural horror, Insidious. 👻 A family moves into a new home, only to find themselves dealing with something far more sinister than a landlord. Whether you think Insidious is one of the best supernatural horrors of its era, haven’t seen it in years, or are watching it for the first time, give it a watch beforehand and come along ready to chat about it. We’ll be discussing what worked, what didn’t, the scares, performances, that infamous red-faced demon, and where it sits among the horror films of the 2010s. No film expertise required — just watch it beforehand and bring your opinions! 🎬

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9 attendees

BEAUTY & FASHION w/ ANNA

Wed, Sep 23, 11:00 PM
From The Production Studio
4.9
4 attendees

🎬 "BUDDY" (Downtown)

Tue, Sep 15, 11:30 PM
From Foreign + Indie Films (mostly)
4.8
1 attendee

Light & Ink w/ Hien

Sun, Sep 20, 1:00 PM
From The Production Studio
4.9
9 attendees

🎬 THE WAILING | 곡성 | GOKSEONG (East End)

Sat, Oct 10, 12:55 AM
From Foreign + Indie Films (mostly)
4.8
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform where people can find and join groups centered on their interests and attend events, both in-person and online.

You can find film-making events in Toronto by searching for related groups or events on Meetup's website or app, filtering by location.

Yes, Toronto has several film-making Meetup groups catering to various aspects like indie filmmaking, screenwriting, and more.

Yes, as a Meetup group organizer, you can plan and execute your own film-making events for members to join.

Once you find a film-making event you’re interested in, click on it to view details, and RSVP to secure your spot.

Joining Meetup and creating a basic account is free. Some group organizers may charge a fee for their events.

Absolutely, you can join multiple film-making groups based in Toronto or relevant to your interests.

While specific genre-focused groups might exist, availability may vary based on local interest and organizers.

No, although many are, some events could be online, depending on how the organizer chooses to host them.

No, you don't need to be a professional filmmaker. Many groups welcome enthusiasts and beginners.

While many options exist, it depends on current active groups in your area. Exploring nearby areas could offer more chances.

Meetup facilitates connections, but forming friendships depends on your engagement and shared interests.

Event organization quality varies with the group and host, so browsing reviews and descriptions might help.

To start a new group, you'll need to sign up as an organizer on Meetup, set your theme, and target an audience.

Indeed, some film-making meetups in Toronto might offer workshops, but check specifics as it varies by event.