Club Kid Alley
What does a night of debauchery look like for the esteemed Drag, Burlesque, and Club Kids of Toronto? Let Bom Bae guide you through as the queers get ready for a night of debauchary at the club kid manor (Spadina Museum).
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Tyler J SloaneDirectorEverland
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Tyler J SloaneWriter
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Tyler J SloaneProducer
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Bom BaeKey CastCanada's Drag Race - Season 3
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Babia MajoraKey CastUnderneath the Empire
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Calypso CosmicKey CastCall Me Mother - Season 2
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Kuya AtayKey Cast
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Gay JesusKey Cast
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CoQetesh FetishKey Cast
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DeVery BessKey Cast
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Ocean LaVodka GiovanniKey Cast
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Tygr WillyKey Cast
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Raphael SanchezKey Cast
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Project Type:Music Video, Short
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Genres:Drag, Music Video, Short, Experimental
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Runtime:4 minutes 16 seconds
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Completion Date:August 5, 2022
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Production Budget:6,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Canada
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Country of Filming:Canada
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:4K 24 - iPhone
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
Tyler J Sloane – They/Them. As an Anishinaabe (Oji-cree), Chinese, White mixed race Non-binary artist, my work emphasizes marginalized voices with an intrinsic intersectional lens and artistic framework. As a trans racial adoptee growing up in a predominantly white community, my desire to represent the beauty of experiencing racialization and queerness to translate it through stories and artistry is inherent. They are currently participating as a Fellow in Why Not Theatre's ThisGen: PROVOKE Producing Fellowship. Beyond, Tyler is a multi-disciplinary artist with a focus in Media Arts (Photography and Videography), Visual Arts (Mural Art, Watercolour, Mixed Media), and Performance (Performance Art, Burlesque and Drag under the stage name Tygr Willy). Lead Artist for 'Passion Fruit: Club Kid Alley' installation in the Transforming Grief: Loss and Togetherness in COVID-19 Exhibition at Fort York Visitor Centre, with an experimental film surrounding the joy of tease debuting May of 2023 called 'Everland'.
This film, I believe, is a love-letter to the Queer Nightlife community. To the ones who turn looks, to the dancers, to the vibers, to the people who pivoted when the pandemic came and pivoted again at all the different intervals of social or online gathering. Like glitter, it can be overwhelming and you can see it everywhere, I think Club Kid Alley speaks to that. I’d hope that you feel seen and in awe of the colour and abundance.