Lost Time Media’s Marc Serpa Francoeur and Robinder Uppal are honoured to have been featured in the Documentary Organization of Canada’s Member Spotlight for the month of Feburary. Check it out in English or French!

Lost Time Media is thrilled to announce a new partnership with the Bloorcourt Business Improvement Area (BIA), who will be chipping in to help complete and promote The World in Ten Blocks – Interactive. Thanks so much for the support!

Lost Time Media’s Marc Serpa Francoeur and Robinder Uppal had a great time at RIDM (Montreal International Documentary Festival) where they were invited to teach a workshop entitled “DIY Interactive ToolKit” at Doc Circuit Montréal. They also had the pleasure discuss interactive doc on a panel with David Oppenheim, Katie McKenna, Ghassan Fayad, and moderator Catalina Briceño.

Congratulations to the Queerstory App for it’s win at the 2015 Heritage Toronto Awards. Lost Time Media is proud to have collaborated on this important project about the Queer history of Toronto.

Check out The Globe and Mail’s coverage of Lost Time Media’s The World in Ten Blocks – Interactive and the Bloorcourt neighbourhood– online and in print on the cover of the Toronto section!

Lost Time Media is pleased to announce that The World in Ten Blocks film has been licensed by Bell TV1, and is available to all Fibe TV subscribers across Canada.

Lost Time Media’s Robinder Uppal and Marc Serpa Francoeur explored non-traditional documentary forms at Hot Docs 2015 for Point of View Magazine. Check out our take on one of the creators at the forefront of the burgeoning world of documentary video games in Navid Khonsari and the Doc Game Revolution, and our thoughts on The Power of Interactive Doc as Collective Experience in response to the live performance of the final chapter of the NFB’s Highrise project.

Lost Time Media is excited to announce that Marc Serpa Francoeur has received a production grant from the Ontario Arts Council for the The Head & The Hand.

As part of a timely initiative at Ryerson University entitled Partnership for Change: The RBC Immigrant, Diversity and Inclusion Project, Lost Time Media has been awarded a grant towards the completion of The World in Ten Blocks – Interactive .