In this exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Janette’s TV Podcast episode, we go deep with twin brothers and emerging student filmmakers Rohan & Nicola Gupta, creators of the eye-opening short film PROSOPOMETAMORPHOPSIA. This rare neurological condition causes those affected to see faces in a distorted, surreal way—shifting how we perceive identity, emotion, and connection. Featured in the 2025 Vaughan International Film Festival Student Screenings, this powerful segment unveils how the Gupta twins translated a little-known disorder into a gripping visual story that challenges perception and sparks empathy. 🎥 Learn what inspired their film, the message they hope to deliver, and what it’s like to collaborate as brothers and creatives in the evolving world of indie filmmaking. 📣 Don’t miss this compelling episode that spotlights emerging talent and the power of storytelling to educate and enlighten. 🔗 Links: 📺 Watch More Episodes: / janettestv 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://spotify.link/janettesTVPodcast 🌐 Official Website: https://www.janetteburke.com 📸 Follow on Instagram: / janetteburke 📍 Learn More about VFF: https://www.vaughanfilmfestival.com
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In this fabulous Janette’s Tips 'N' Sips segment, Medical Esthetician and Makeup Artist Stephanie Anderson joins me to spill her best-kept beauty secrets! 💄✨ 🔥 Learn how to recreate the iconic 1940s glamorous eye makeup look—perfect for vintage lovers, retro photoshoots, or a show-stopping evening out. ☀️ Plus, discover how to keep your makeup from creasing or melting—even during the hottest, longest summer days. No more mid-day touch-ups! Whether you're headed to a red carpet, rooftop party, or just running errands in the heat, these tips will have you looking flawless all day long. 🍷 So grab your favorite summer quencher and tune in for beauty wisdom and fun conversation—only on Janette’s Tips 'N' Sips!
The Nova Exhibition is an in-depth remembrance of the brutal massacre at The Nova Music Festival on October 7th, 2023. The installation sets out to recreate a festival dedicated to peace and love that was savagely cut short by a terrorist attack on that fateful day. The attack at The Nova Music Festival was the largest massacre in music history. This groundbreaking installation is presented as a way to empower visitors to responsibly explore & bear witness to the tragic events of October 7 and its aftermath. Join me as I share my personal impressions, what moved me most, and why this Toronto-based exhibition is leaving such a powerful mark on everyone who visits. I also a special event with hostage survivor, Noa Argamani. Toronto, Canada — April 23 - June 22. Washington D.C. — June 14 – July 6 Get tickets and learn more at https://novaexhibition.com/