December 15th, 2007

MOONLiTE Productions will be releasing it's second HD film titled "MEMORIES" on December 21st. The film was also known as "Christmas in Vancouver" during it's production. The short film stars Lee Majdoub, T.C. Dickinson (both from "Into the Black Woods") and new commer Melissa Demmers. This was MOONLiTE Production's first film using all new talent including Jimmy Hsu as Assistant Director, the make-up team of Kelly Yeh and Jacqueline Liu, and music composer Michael V. Wilson. Production lasted for three days and the crew shot at locations such as a graveyard in New Westminster and in Cloverdale. For more information about the times and location of the screening on the 21st, please email admin@moonlitefilms.com. A special sneak peak of "Into the Black Woods" will be shown at the screening!

"MEMORIES"

With a scrapbook full of photographs, a homeless man, is given a special box of matches on Christmas Eve. These matches, when struck, begin to bring the photos in his scrapbook to life, letting him relive the best moments of his past.

December 8th, 2007

August 15th, 2007

MOONLiTE Productions has just wrapped up shoot on their new film, a modern re-telling of Little Red Riding Hood, titled "Into the Black Woods". The film was produced by Glen Chua and Tim Reyes, written/directed by Glen Chua, and stars an amazing line-up of actors which include Chris Walters, Kelsey Gillis, Lee Majdoub, Jacqlyn Atkins, and T.C. Dickinson. This is the first MOONLiTE film to be shot in a High Definition format. An entire street was decorated in early August to look like Halloween. Other locations also include the Historic Stewart Farm House, which stood as the exterior for Granny's House. Into the Black Woods is expected to release late October, just in time for the Halloween season. Check back for more updates!

April 17th, 2007

Glen Chua was recently a guest on Fairchild's most popular TV Talk Show titled "City Chat" which is hosted by Celebrities from Hong Kong. The interview can be seen in mid May on Fairchild TV. Glen was also a guest on another popular talk show which is featured in the Cantonese language. In the interview, Glen dicusses his inspirations for filmmaking and gives a first hand look at the productions of Reflection, The Ridge, and The Innocent. This interview will be on April 19th, at 7:00PM Pacific Time, on Fairchild TV, check your local listings.

March 29th, 2007

MOONLiTE Productions took home 2 major awards at the Fairchild Television Awards Ceremony on March 17th! Three films from MOONLiTE were nominated, these included The Innocent (2006) for Best Feature Film, Reflection (2005) for Best Idea/Concept, and Dragons of Canada (2007) which is a companion peice to 2004's The Ridge. Dragons of Canada took home the two major awards, Best Short Film and 2nd Place Overall Production! Glen Chua received a new digital video camera as one of the prizes and many dollars in gift certificates. The award ceremony can be seen on TV across North America on April 15th at 6:00PM on Fairchild TV. Check your local listings.

March 22, 2007

MOONLiTE Productions is proud to host the very first Surrey High School Film Festival! The call for submissions has opened, and all high school students wishing to participate can visit the filmfest website for more information. ALL HIGHSCHOOL STUDENTS ARE ELIGIBLE TO ENTER, SO GRAB A CAMERA, FIND SOME WILLING FRIENDS AND MAKE A FILM!!!! Deadline for submissions is May 24, 2007.

March 7, 2007

Glen Chua has been nominated for a major filmmaking award by Fairchild TV, for his work in the WWI epic, The Ridge! Fairchild TV is North America's largest Chinese television network. This is MOONLiTE's first award ceremony of 2007, and many of the MOONLiTE Crew will be in attendence. The ceremony will take place on March 17th, and will be broadcast on television. Best of luck to the team!

February 16, 2007

www.myspace.com/moonliteproductions

Add MOONLiTE's new myspace film page in your friends list! A few of MOONLiTE's films will also be posted on myspace so don't forget to check them out as well.

December 18th, 2006

The MOONLiTE Toy Drive as begun, and so far we have gotten a very good amount of support! So far, we are able to provide gifts to more than 10 kids. The toys will be donated to the Children's Hospital to brighten the faces on Christmas morning. Glen Chua is once again in charge of this fundraiser, so if you would like to make a donation, please drop him an email at chua_g@moonlitefilms.com. The deadline for dropping off toys is December 21st, and information on where toys can be dropped off is located below. Have a safe and happy holiday, and as we say here at MOONLiTE... "Live, Laugh, and Love!"

2006 MOONLiTE Toy Drive
Location: 15688 82A Avenue, Surrey
Deadline: December 21st

November 12, 2006

Many thanks to everyone who participated in the 2006 MOONLiTE Haunt. The event was a great success and many visitors enjoyed the creative and spooky Halloween display. Pictures of the event will be posted online in the near future.

MOONLiTE Productions' short film THE INNOCENT featuring Dana Page, Katherine Blaney, and Garrett Blaney is now available for viewing online. Visit the films page to view the film.

A clip of THE LOST can also be viewed in the films page. Please be sure to visit moonliteproductions.com for more updates in the future.

October 25, 2006

MOONLiTE Productions will be hosting the 2006 MOONLiTE Haunt this year in benefit for the Variety Children's Charity. The event will take place on October 27th, and will run from 7-10PM. This is a great haunt for kids and families! Audrey the Witch will be on site and will be showing off her kitchen including the ingredients she uses for magic! Donations are greatly appreciated.

2006 MOONLiTE Family Haunt
Location: 15688 82A Avenue, Surrey
Times: October 27th, 7-10PM
Fee: By Donation

September 22, 2006

The Calgary International Film Festival has recently officially selected THE LOST and REFLECTION to screen as part of this year's roster of films. The festival, which lasts from September 22 to October 1, will show both films on September 23 at the Globe Cinema. For more information please visit www.calgaryfilm.com

September 11, 2006

THE TIME IN-BETWEEN is currently in Finland, where the music is being scored by Michael Law. The film is expected to preiemre later this year.

July 31 , 2006

The production of THE TIME IN-BETWEEN is now complete, and is currently in post-production. Congratulations to all who helped make shooting a success. Visit the website for more updates in the future.

July 25, 2006

The first of two weekend shootings for the Time In-Between ended early yesterday morning with great success. Despite the long 17 hour days, the weekend was a great success and the scenes captured on film were stunning. Special thanks to the commited cast and crew members for all their hard work. The next shooting will be next weekend, and many extras are needed. Anyone interested in becoming an extra should contact us ASAP

July 10, 2006

With 11 days left before the shoot starts for THE TIME IN-BETWEEN (2006), Moonlite is proud to announce a newcommer to the crew. The cinematographer and special effects manager for the film is Kial Natale from Arizona, USA. This will be Kial Natale's first collaboration with Moonlite Productions. Kial will not be the only international crew member on this project, as he will be joined by Moonlite's staple composer, Michael Law, who has finished his year of training for the Finnish Army. Congratulations Michael!

July 1, 2006

Happy Canada Day! Auditions for the upcoming remake of THE TIME IN-BETWEEN (2006) are complete. Although a difficult process, we have finally casted the two main leads. Thanks again to all those who participated. The role of "The Boy" went to Mike Karpinski and the role of "The Girl" went to Matina Shrestha-Birtch. Currently the crew is constructing a large artificial room set for one of the larger special effect shots. Shooting of the film begins on July 21st.

June 6, 2006

MOONLiTE Productions is in the works of creating a new Media Division aptly named "Innovations". This new division will incorporate multimedia solutions for those in need of multimedia services. These include special events filming and DVD authoring, website design, portraits and photo editing. Expansion into other multimedia services, though, is a definite possiblity. As a pilot project MOONLiTE collaborated with local dance group PRAISE TEAM by helping out with the technical direction of their latest show 100% PURE. The show was a definite success with rave reviews from the audience. In addition, a DVD for the show and a website for the dance company is in the works through MOONLiTE Productions.

Currently this new Media Division is only in its preliminary stages, but will surely be up in running the coming months. "Innovations" will be under the direction of Tim Reyes, and new members of MOONLiTE Productions might be added to incorporate the demand. Make sure to visit the website regularly for upcoming updates.

May 16, 2006

On April 30 2006, THE TIME IN-BETWEEN, THE RIDGE and REFLECTION were all screened at Alliance Atlantis Theatre: The Beach in Tronto as part of the awards ceremony for the 2006 Tronto Student Film Festival. REFLECTION a public service announcement which has already won several awards in the past won Best Director and Best Editor (Glen Chua).

THE INNOCENT was also in Saskatchewan on May 4th, with amazing and glowing reviews from the audience.

April 30, 2006

Two of MOONLiTE Productions' past films were recently nominated in The Toronto Student Film Festival: THE TIME IN-BETWEEN and THE RIDGE. With these two films added into the list of nominated films, nearly all (with the exclusion of THE RED DIARY) of MOONLiTE Productions' films have been nominated for an award.

THE INNOCENT was also recently nominated in the National Student Film Festival in Saskatchewan. The movie will be screened in the along with other nominated films during the festival which runs from May 3rd to May 6.

April 5, 2006

MOONLiTE Productions' new film THE INNOCENT will premiere tomorrow in the Simon Fraser University Campus Images Theatre. The film will be accompanied by other short films from the University's film students. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. For more information visit the THE INNOCENT WEBSITE

April 4, 2006

Today marks our 4 year anniversary with our first film, The Lovely Girl! The Lovely Girl was our first award nominated film which portrayed the haunting tale of Michelle Irons and second hand smoke. This film marked the beginning of a long sucessful history of MOONLiTE Productions, as it was the first film to go under our production name! Although much has changed since those days, God bless to those crew/cast members who worked on The Lovely Girl, and for those who have stayed with MOONLiTE since the beginning, the Oscars are only so far away!

April 3, 2006

THE INNOCENT is complete and has been sent out to it's first film festival, The BC Student Film Festival! MOONLiTE was very sucessful in the BC's last year with Glen Chua's triumphic victory with REFLECTION, which won Best PSA and named Glen as the Most Promising Filmmaker, awarding him with a Full Scholarship to the Vancouver Film School worth over $17, 000. REFLECTION went on to later win at the Calgary Hot Shots Film Festival and was nominated as one of the Top 10 PSA's in BC at the Metropolis at Metrotown Awards. THE INNOCENT official film webpage should be online this Friday, as the film is set to preiemre at the Images Theatre.

Moonlite Productions is finally off hiatus! After more than six months of inactivity, new updates will be posted on moonlitefilms.com about upcoming projects and news.

Production of the new short film "The Innocent" started in January 15, 2006 and is currently in post production. For more information please go to the Pre-Production Website

For the next couple of months Moonlite Productions will be on hiatus. With our Media Coordinator, Tim Reyes, in Africa for Canada World Youth, Michael Law serving for the Finnish Army, Glen Chua and Andrew Atkinson attending their first year of university, as well as Darren Brierley going away for college the group has decided to take a few months off. Moonlite Productions will take on big projects next year including planning the first Hot Shots Film Festival to take place in Vancouver, and co-producing several independent films. We wish the crew members good luck with their projects as we will see them again this April for more grand things to come.

"Three O'Clock" wins best short film in the Edmonton Hot Shots Film Festival. It will be screened in the Edmonton Film Festival later this year. "Reflection" also won with third place in the "Milk Super Shorts" Category in Calgary. Moonlite Productions has had a great experience with the Hot Shots Film Festival these past two years. Thank you to many of our supporters in the festival especially Trevor Jurgens and Michael Barrette for organizing an outstanding event for highschool students.

June 12, 2005

"Reflection" and "Three O'Clock" were both nominated for the Hot Shots Film Festival. "Reflection" was nominated in Calgary and "Three O'Clock" in Edmonton. From June 29 to July 2, the Moonlite Productions Crew will be in Calgary for the Award Ceremonies. Check out The Calgary Hot Shots Website. Previously, Moonlite Productions won it's first award outside of BC last year with Hot Shots and "The Lost".

Moonlite Productions submitted three films in the Calgary Hotshots Film Festival: "The Time In-Between", "Reflection", and "Three O'Clock".

Glen Chua is featured on the May 15th, 2005 Surrey Leader newspaper with his film "REFLECTION"
New Website Layout Up! No more long download times!

THREE O'CLOCK has finished shoot and has been sent out to the various Film Festivals!
On Thursday, we were lucky enough to attend the Award Ceremony for the new PSA titled "REFLECTION"! Sadly, we did not win, but it was a great effort!

HAPPY NEW YEARS!
Michael Law has signed on once again to compose the score for Glen Chua's "THREE O'CLOCK". This will be Michael Law's third film with Glen Chua. MOONLiTE Productions is greatful to have such a fine composer working on its side. Some more about THREE O'CLOCK, Katey Atkinson has signed on to do Make-Up and Andrew Atkinson is Cinematographer once again. Brianne Colbert has signed on to do Wardrobe and Darren Brierley is now incharge of Equipment and Audio. Shooting for THREE O'CLOCK begins on January 14th. A release date is still TBA.

The news site is back up and running thanks to Tim Reyes! The proposed date for the priemere for Moonlite's first film of 2005, THREE O'CLOCK, is Feburary 10th. The movie will star newcomer Alexandra Caldwell. From everyone at MOONLiTE Productions, MERRY CHRISTMAS and have a FANTASTIC NEW YEAR! See you in 2005, and thank you for all the support!

The screening for THE RIDGE was amazing! It was one of our most emotional ceremonies and the movie was recieved well by everyone! Michael Law did a fantastic job on the score once again! The Ridge serves as Moonlite's last film in this fantastic year with 3 award nominations and 3 awards! Recapping on this year: S. Frazer (2004) - Nominated at Metropolis "A Student's View"
- Nominated at Calgary Hot Shots Film Festival
- Won third place, Calgary Hot Shots Film Festival The Lost (2004) - Nominated Calgary Hot Shots Film Festival
- Won Best Film at Calgary Hot Shots Film Festival
- Won Best of the Festival at Calgary Hot Shots Film Festival
- Attended Calgary International Film Festival In Pre-production already for early next year release is Glen Chua's short story "THREE O'CLOCK" with Alexandra Caldwell signed on to star.