development of auteurs as well as technically adept filmmakers. We were also very lucky to be part of an extremely talented class; we all helped each other through the four-year-program. The length of the program was important as it allowed us to try everything included in filmmaking, but then allowed us to start specializing during our final years. Q. What is next for you as filmmakers? Well, that is the big question. We have many concepts for feature-length films that we want to make, but many of those require very large budgets. Right now, we are trying choose a concept that we can develop and produce at a relatively low cost in order to start to make a name for ourselves as feature film directors. We would also love to direct other people's scripts. In terms of choosing scripts to take on, we are looking for films that we deem important to make. A lot of time and money goes into making films, and we want to always make sure that the films we are working on are worth putting into the world. Full story : http://at.sfu.ca/NCqpDY PIPE BAND The SFU Pipe Band was mentioned in a welcometowilliamslake.com (a website devoted to providing news and event information on Williams Lake) article. Members of the Williams Lake Pipe Band (WLPB) recently attended the 19th Annual Simon Fraser Pipe Band workshop for pipers, drummers and dancers at Silver Star Ski Resort just out of Vernon, BC. Among the instructors were all of