Focus on Our Writers:
Tammy Stone

Tammy Stone is a Toronto-based writer currently completing her PhD at York University in Toronto. Her dissertation focuses on the role of observation in film, drawing on examples from seminal films made by Canada's National Film Board in the late 1950s.

Widely published in a variety of arenas, she has long been interested in the use of colour in film, as well as the documentary. For some of her writing on film, search for back issues of Cinema Scope magazine, and please visit:

Toronto International Film Festival
What Remains of Us from Take One
The King of cinema-verite: An Interview With Allan King
and
The Film Reference Library (scroll down for Tammy Stone)

Tammy has traveled widely, and lived in Thailand for a year, where she acted as editor of a film website in Bangkok. You can find some of her reviews here:
Dancer in the Dark Review on movieseer.com (See links at right of that page for more reviews by Tammy)

Tammy is also a writer of fiction and an avid photographer. To look at or purchase her most recent photography work, search under her name at www.blurb.com.