TO in 24
Local filmmaker Dale Hildebrand organized 24 cinematographers to shoot for 24 hours, in hundreds of spots all over town. The result is a 47-minute portrait of Toronto - am to pm, birth to death, with street and aerial views - an exploration of the cultural pulse of the city in a series of elegant and often wide-angled shots. TO in 24 didn’t get around a whole lot locally (one public screening was hosted by then-Mayor David Miller and Bruce McDonald), but a short version of the film made it into the hands of world leaders and international media at the G20 Summit.
