EP70: Marz Gebhart Interview

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We interviewed Marz Gebhart at the end of last month, a local screenwriter and director :) she’s most known for her work with Amy Swallow on her music videos (“Heroin(e) Hypocrite”, most notably). She is also a local screenwriter and is currently studying through the Toronto Film School after completing her Bachelor’s Degree in English (Honours) at the University of Regina in 2022. She is also known for “Martian Mail” (her poetry/postcards), for her work with the Mackenzie Art Gallery, and her work with the Regina International Film Festival & Awards (RIFFA).

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