Making your zine

• Northern Arizona University - How to Make a Zine - This focuses on physical zine making, but has design tips that could be used in digital.
• Mount Saint Mary's University - Zines - Has zine templates and video tutorials.
• The Arty Teacher - How to Make a Zine - Physical zine making and template. 
• OCADU - Zine Workshops - This has slides from multiple of OCADU's previous zine workshops
  • Please note that the videos embedded on this page are inactive, but there are links to the slide decks
  • Jump to the relevant section: Zines & Self-Publishing, InDesign for Zines (Available at Toronto Public Library), Photoshop

Digital programs for making your zine

• Canva - Free plan available
• PowerPoint - Available though your UofT Microsoft account
• Gimp - Free alternative to Photoshop
• Adobe Photoshop/InDesign - Available at certain Toronto Public Library Branches

Physical Zines

• UofT offers free scanning at most campus libraries. Robarts has the most scanners, but does require a USB key. 
• Robarts Library and Trinity's Graham Library offer colour printing for $1 per/page. 

Making a Movie Trailer 

• Studio Binder - How to Make a Movie Trailer - Beginner style guide for making a movie trailer 
• Film Lifestyle - How to get Clips for Edits - Guide for downloading film clips from online and how to follow copyright 
• Free Music Archive - Royalty free music

Video Editing Software

• iMovie - Available on Macs, iPhones, and iPads 
  • Innis College Library has 2 Macs with iMovie, if you would like to use them please bring wired headphones 
  • Apple - Create a new trailer project in iMovie on Mac
  • UC Santa Cruz - Video Editing with iMovie

• Try searching common terms linked to cult film screenings with Search Operators. (AND, OR, NOT, quotation marks, asterisk, rounded brackets): 
  • For example, experiment with the following:
    •  e.g., "Name of screening series" AND location name  AND year AND (month OR season) 
    • Cut and paste the following into a web browser:
      • "Midnight Screening" AND Toronto AND 2023 AND (october OR fall) AND Theatre
• If you are looking for a particular cult film, filmmaker, or actor, try including the film title, city, and month / year
  • For example, "Movie Title" AND location name  AND year AND (month OR season) 
• If there is a holiday / specific time of year coming up, think about what movies could be showing in relation to that.  
  • For example, if it is near Halloween, try searching for b-grade horror movies. 
• Look up at the the names of local movie theatres on the web or social media platforms and check their screening schedules
  • Toronto AND (movie theatres OR repetoire theatres)