Chris Dart is a Web Writer at CBC. He covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular focus on film and cinema. Chris has also contributed to various notable publications, including The Globe and Mail, Vice, and Toronto Life, and is featured in CBC.
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Chris Dart's articles primarily focus on entertainment news, with a significant portion dedicated to expert commentary and event coverage. If you are looking to reach out to Chris, consider providing insights or access to experts within the entertainment industry such as filmmakers, musicians, artists, and actors. Additionally, if you have access to exclusive events or profiles of prominent figures in the entertainment world based in Canada or relevant to Canadian audiences, it could be particularly appealing for his coverage.
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Black Zombie, a new documentary debuting at Hot Docs, examines how the zombie turned from a Vodou metaphor for slavery to a flesh-eating ghoul
The Late Bloomer creator says the success of Heated Rivalry and Nirvanna: The Band has put eyes on the whole industry. Season 3 of his Crave comedy arrives just in time.
A joint venture between Toronto's Opera Revue and Junction City Wrestling brings together two different flavours of over-the-top storytelling
By: Chris Dart
The new series on Bell Fibe TV1 is meant to make Oshawans ‘feel like they're in on it and not the butt of the joke' says its creator
By: Chris Dart
This year's edition of the Canadian Screen Awards celebrates a bumper crop of Canadian film and TV, but the host points out it's been years in the making.
In both of Canada's host cities, artists are using the World Cup as a chance to celebrate where they live
The new documentary Prophet of Ecstasy explains how an almost-priest took a niche therapeutic drug and made it one of the world's favourite party favours
The Local Gallery's show In the Box celebrates the World Cup by exploring the world's most popular sport
The Insomniac Film Festival has always been a celebration of film at its weirdest and lowest budget. Here's why the organizers decided to call it a day
Adam Mohammed created Literal Trash as a way to make jokes about emotional topics. Now the character is the subject of its own art show
