Impact Festival 2009: Theatre is Here

This documentary explores the making of the Impact Theatre Festival in 2009 in Kitchener.

WRIEN ITI Hiring Employer Panel -
April 2010

This event was part of the Waterloo Region Immigrant Employment Network's seminar program to support employers by updating career counselors serving immigrant employment needs, letting them hear first-hand the expectations, needs, and challenges of employers.

Olympic Torch Ceremonies in Kitchener -
December 2009

Kitchener was chosen as one of the communities in Canada for the Olympic Torch relay. This video explores the celebrations and gatherings that were held as the torch made its way through the city.

Going to the Moon Documentary -
2009

This flm follows the dream of Isabel Cisterna to bring a Chilean youth band from Chile to Canada. The journey starts in Puerto Varas, a small town in Chile, where talented young jazz musicians are invited to play for thousands of people in the Region of Waterloo.

Waterloo Region Food Summit -
November 2009

What are the hidden stories behind hunger in our community? Several Food Summit participants graciously shared their words with us in this video.

Waterloo Region Immigrant Employment Network (WRIEN) Seminar - September 2009

WRIEN invited author and international speaker Lionel Laroche to give a seminar entitled "Maximizing Cultural Diversity to Gain an Edge in the Marketplace." MCC recorded this event for WRIEN; we have posted the first 10 minutes of this seminar.

The Working Centre's Mayors' Dinner Fundraiser - April 2009

The Mayor's Dinner is an annual event that recognizes citizens who have made outstanding public contributions and encourages commitment and dedication to our community. In 2009, John and Donna Weber were honoured for their contributions to amateur sports.

Aboriginal High School Enrichment Program at the University of Waterloo

Aboriginal Services at the University of Waterloo created an Aboriginal High School Enrichment Program for aboriginal highschool students, which invites students to spend four days living in St. Paul's residence at the University of Waterloo while attending an Applied Health themed conference focused on the medicine wheel teachings of spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical health.

MCC was part of this program and offered a hands-on filmmaking workshop to encourage those students to consider filmmaking as career and to use film as a medium to reflect their voice and opinions. Students were and introduced to and worked with basic film equipment.

Pheonix Summit - Your Tax Dollars and Poverty in Canada, 2009

The Multicultural Cinema Club recorded this public event that took place in Kitchener City Hall. The video clip includes the first 5 minutes of the recording.