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THE INK ADDICTION 

Focusing on the idea of tattoo obsession, this documentary aims to explore why tattoos can become addictive in today’s culture through an experience.

Following the story of Frances Anderson getting her 2nd tattoo. Visiting a well acclaimed tattoo shop called Headless Horsemen in Brantford, Ontario we see the ins and outs of getting tattoos. With interviews with Frances talking about her experience getting tattoos and from the artists giving the tattoos we see a whole new world of art and addiction with the buzz of a tattoo needle. 
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Behind the Scenes- With the Crew!


The Tattoo Shop - Headless Horseman 

Headless Horsemen Tattoo Shop.
132 St. George Street, Brantford, Ontario
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Meeting the Tattoo Artists 

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Michael "Mad Michael"                                               Cory "Highest Pants"                                                    Joey "Zombie Joey" 
Michael- Tattoo Artist 
​His forte is American traditional, dabbling in more of a Japanese styles. Hardworking and dedicated making sure every piece he designs is perfection! 

Cory- Tattoo Artist 

Black and white realism is his favourite tattoos to work on. Loves working at Headless Horseman with his best friends. 

​Joey - Tattoo Artist 
Anything brighter, colourful and new school and realism, Zombie Joey is your guy. He loves doing every tattoo especially big pieces he can put his own spin on them. 
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Look at the artist's work! 

Meet Frankie! 

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"I want to get a tattoo of like a sketched tornado and I was thinking of getting it on my ankle. 
Basically the store behind this is when I was younger and throughout my school age years I would find myself doodling and scribbling when I got unfocused. What I would typically draw all over my notebooks was a tornado. This tornado tattoo will be a reminder to me to always stay focused on my goals and what’s important to me. 
It kind of serves as a double meaning too because as a child I had an irrational fear of tornados and hurricanes so the tattoo will remind me to push my boundaries and step outside of my comfort zone."

Meeting the Crew Behind the Documentary 

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Kendra Davis- Director/Writer 
​Kendra Davis is an Indigenous Canadian video editor and writer based in the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. Currently a student in the Bachelor of Film and Television program at Sheridan College in Oakville, she has broadened her knowledge in many aspects of film over the past few years while retaining her love and passion for editing. Kendra is known for her kindness, good work ethic, organization, and courtesy. She is always open to opinions and criticism, and will jump at the chance to try something new, like directing a documentary.

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Sam Vink- Assistant Director 
Sam Vink is an aspiring Director with an interest in cinematography and using it to amplify her own understanding of how bringing ideas to the screen works. With an respect for all aspects of film she strives to understand and utilize her knowledge to improve herself and to help others reach their own potential. There is always something new to learn through the people you meet and just in everyday things. She is a strong believer that there is beauty in even the worst of things and strives to show this through film and other forms of art.

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Lexy Troth- 1st Assistant Camera 
Lexy Troth is a student in the Honours Bachelor of Film and Television Program. She is driven and passionate about film-making, specializing in Editing and Cinematography. Constantly seeking new opportunities, Lexy is looking to gain valuable knowledge and skills. She is also completing a Certificate of Creativity and Creative Problem Solving, equipping her with the training to effectively solve problems both on set and in the edit suite.
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Kristina Stanarevic- Sound Assistant 
Kristina Stanarevic is a Canadian sound designer and producer based in the Greater Toronto Area with a passion for games and game development. Since being a student of the Bachelor of Film and Television at Sheridan College in Oakville, she has begun pursuing opportunities in both sound design as well as game dev industries surrounding Toronto. Kristina is well known for her enthusiasm, compassion, strong work ethic, and determination. She is always clear on communication, and responds positively to constructive critique and feedback. Determined to make a name for herself, Kristina is happy to take on new and challenging tasks.
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Sam Gore- Producer 
​Sam Gore is an aspiring editor/producer, based in the Greater Toronto Area. Sam strives to gain strength in all fields of film, to learn each and every position, but has a passion for editing in the documentary and drama area. Joining the Honours Bachelor of Film and Television in 2016, Sam has strived to be a part of many crews, and learn from each step that is taken in the production process. Using the resources, and imagination at his disposal, Sam takes the next step to bring creativity and enthusiasm to everyone, and everything that he works with/on. Any means of improvement are regarded as just that, a means to hone his art, and learn from that to create a visual masterpiece. Sam continues to move forward with each process of production to learn to the best of his ability to improve each of his future endeavours.

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Matt Mioduszewski- Director of Photography 
Matthew Mioduszewski is a very dedicated Honours Bachelor of Film and Television student with experience in cinematography, camera operating, editing and gaffing. He is commended for his teamwork skills, resourcefulness and knowledge of film equipment. Matthew is great at prioritizing tasks, is a pleasure to work with and works well independently. Matthew is always seeking new opportunities to expand his knowledge and gain skills related to the Film and Television Industry.
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Shaela McCracken- Sound Operator 
Shaela McCracken is an aspiring sound mixer and editor/producer, based in the GTA. Shaela tries to learns all positions of film and is very passionate about game sound and television. Shaela joined the Honours Bachelor of Film and television program in 2016 and has worked on many projects throughout the years including, dramatic shorts, animation thesis films, documentaries and VR interactive films. Shaela strives to be someone you can count on the get a job done and add her own flair of creativity to a project. Shaela looks for any opportunity to improve her skills and broaden her scope of learning. Shaela's hope and dream for the future would be to work on sound design in video games.
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Melissa Ierullo- Co-Producer 
​Melissa Ierullo is an aspiring Producer and screenwriter. She enjoys learning new skills and challenging herself in different situations. She is currently in her third year at Sheridan and is excited to learn from her classes and from the other students she is working alongside. She is also a big nerd so if you see her wearing a t-shirt from a tv show or researching random facts from history or watching old movies don’t be surprised. Just smile and nod.

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Austin MacDonald - BTS 
Austin MacDonald is a Mississauga-based semi-professional camera operator, cinematographer, and sound recordist currently enrolled within Sheridan's Bachelor of Film and Television program as a third year student. Known for his hard work ethic and sharp wit, Austin is fun to work with and will always put his best foot forward when it comes to filmmaking. Always striving to add more to his knowledge base and become a better filmmaker, Austin is willing to take on roles of all different kinds as long as it means he's working on set.
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Isaiah Power- Gaffer/Key Grip 
Isaiah Power is a Canadian cinematographer and lighting technician currently based in the Greater Toronto Area with a passion for film production. Since joining the Bachelor of Film and Television program at Sheridan College in Oakville, he has been looking to improve his knowledge of filmmaking and has been seeking opportunities to gain experience in the film industry. Inventive and resourceful in his approaches, Isaiah is well known for his collaboration, understanding, constant positivity and enthusiasm in his work. Any feedback or critique received is acknowledged and regarded as a means to improve and refine his craft. Eager to learn and grow, Isaiah strives to become a specialist in his field and is excited to tackle any future ventures.

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Autumn Mosey- Trans media Manager 
Autumn Mosey is a Canadian writer and producer in the Greater Toronto Area. She has been writing since the age of 4 and has progressed over the years from poetry to short stories to screenplays. Since attending Sheridan College for the Bachelor of Film and Television program she has begin to pursue producing and set design as possible future endeavours. Autumn is enthusiastic, a team player, compassionate and hard working, always looking to challenge herself and strengthen her skills. She is always open to different paths and never takes the road most travelled. 

Documentary coming soon!

Sheridan College. Bachelor of Film and TV Program. 2021.


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