years in the making. Culp crafts a new narrative from clips of over 400 Canadian feature films produced between 1970 and 1989. Other film and video work In between and following these major projects, Culp continued to direct and edit many collage shorts, Super 8 films, and music videos, while expanding into multiscreen presentations and film installation. The 2018 films I Regret (created at Phil Hoffman’s Film Farm) and Monday -> Friday (their first film installation) both address themes of post-traumatic stress and anxiety. Music Alongside film and video work, Culp has contributed songwriting, vocals and guitar to rock bands The Suck Trumpets, Loogan Bin, The Biters and Broken Puppy. They have also played guitar in Toronto ensembles Tomboyfriend and Opera Arcana (featuring Fifth Column’s G. B. Jones.) Culp cowrote (with Bob Wiseman and Chris Mills) the original songs for their feature Grilled Cheese Sandwich. Exhibition With Siue Moffat, Culp launched Satan Macnuggit Popular Arts in 1999, producing and distributing VHS videos and zines for sale at zine fairs and screening events. The Satan Macnuggit Video Road Show hosted over 70 screenings during its 2001 and 2003 cross-country tours, featuring zero-budget activist and art videos from such contributors as Meesoo Lee, Amy Lockhart, Mare Sheppard and the Direct Action Media Network. Today Culp’s production company is Unpopular Arts. Culp’s films have been screened at Images, Inside/Out, the Chicago Anarchist Film Festival, True/False, Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen, Perth International, In The Soil and the Montreal Underground Film Festival. From 2007 to 2018 Culp acted as co-programmer at Toronto’s underground screening venue Trash Palace, where they contributed prints from their large collection of 16mm Canadian and educational films. In late 2018 they donated much of their multimedia archive and papers to The Media Commons at the University of Toronto. Writing Culp is a long-time contributor to the Toronto zine community, authoring the multi-issue The Stupid Journey and Cinertia zines and contributing writing and comic art to Fuzzy Heads are Better and The Day I Woke Up Punk. Culp was film and video editor for Broken Pencil magazine from 1999 to 2001, and has authored several reviews and essays for Paul Corupe’s canuxploitation.com. They have written reviews and features for many web sites and publications including The Cultural Gutter, Fuse, POV, Eclectic Screening Room, Clamor, Canadian Dimension, Filmprint and Now Magazine. They contributed the interview-based essay “Farther Shores: Experiments in Feature Narrative“ to the anthology