
A Friend in Me
Sam, a young ghost hunter, brings home a mysterious VHS tape.


MFPC brings people at McMaster together to discuss, make, organize and support film. Watch our films, listen to Ticket Stub Talks, or join the activities and project teams that interest you.
Open to anyone at McMaster. No experience required.

Sam, a young ghost hunter, brings home a mysterious VHS tape.

An aspiring guitarist bargains with the Devil for stardom. As success threatens his relationship, the price of the deal becomes clear.

A shy barista’s romance with a mysterious café regular draws him into a carefully laid trap.

Ticket Stub Talks is MFPC’s programme about movies and filmmaking on CFMU 93.3 FM. Listen online and browse past episodes.
MFPC brings cast and crew together for club productions. Watch for announcements from the Production Director about acting, screenwriting, camera work, sound, music, editing and production organization. Reply to advertised roles with your interests, experience and availability.
Members can express interest in joining an episode of Ticket Stub Talks to discuss a film or filmmaking topic with the hosts. Guest spots depend on scheduling, topic fit and the programme’s plans, so we may be unable to accommodate every request. The radio team will confirm the recording details if a suitable opportunity becomes available. Send the radio team your topic idea and availability through @mcmasterfilm on Instagram.
Members can request a meeting to discuss a script, seek feedback or work through a filmmaking question. Send a short description and relevant material beforehand. Meetings depend on the adviser’s availability and experience. Members remain responsible for arranging the people, funding and equipment for their own projects. To express interest, reply to an MFPC announcement.
Member announcements arrive by email. Directors may approach general members first when recruiting smaller teams for their committee.
Find membership information, ways to contribute and official station resources.

Joining, announcements, opportunities and individual mentorship.

Developing an MFPC film, building a team and carrying the work through delivery.

Requesting a session, preparing a discussion, recording and episode delivery.

Developing relationships, preparing proposals and following through on commitments.

Responsibilities, programme leadership, recruitment, decisions and handoffs.
Board directors lead MFPC programmes and build the teams that carry them out.
Follow the films, meet collaborators and choose the opportunities that fit your interests.