Toronto International Film Festival

There truly is no down time for public relations professionals during the Toronto International Film Festival. Between running errands 24/7 and making sure celebrity clients are well represented even during the wee morning hours, finding time for a quick snack becomes a challenge. We sat down with rock-it promotions Founder Debra Goldblatt-Sadowski, a 15-year TIFF veteran, to find out what goes on behind the scenes

The first weekend of TIFF is officially over, and it is safe to assume that most of the city is moving in a slower pace than normal. It has certainly been a whirlwind five days, as we kicked the festival off early on Wednesday night with the Producer’s Ball and the Young Filmmakers Party

When people think of the Toronto International Film Festival, or any film festival, typically the thoughts that first flood one’s mind are those of celebrities, the latest films and the greatest parties of the year. Most fail to see beyond the glamourous veneer of the two-week festival to the TIFF industry, which employs thousands of individuals who work tirelessly throughout the year

Naturally, as Canada's young professionals, you can count on Notable for our own coverage of TIFF, and as you probably guessed, our coverage is unique to us. That isn’t to say that we won’t bring you the party scene dirt, but we thought we’d dig a little deeper as well. As young, ambitious and innovative members of the work force, Notable is tackling TIFF from an intriguing angle that matters to you: TIFF, the industry

TIFF kicked off last night before the festival officially starts today with the Producers Ball at the brand new Shangri-La Hotel. It being the first day of the 10-day festival festival, we caught up with some homegrown celebrities to find out how they were planning to maintain their stamina and endurance during the long days and sleepless nights on the TIFF film and party circuit

It’s TIFF time, that magical time of year when the nightlife of Toronto is transformed to reflect that of New York, complete with all the glitz, glam, red carpets, beautiful people and, of course, the parties. We wouldn't be Notable without our annual TIFF Party Guide so, without further delay, here we go

On Thursday night, Notable hit up the post-screening after party for The Day at TIFF 2011. While there, we caught up with Shawn Ashmore and Dominic Monaghan, who chatted about their post-apocalyptic film

Notable got some face-time with Violet and Daisy stars Alexis Bledel and James Gandolfini at the TIFF 2011 post-screening after party. Check it out

Notable hit up the Hello! Canada Gala at the Ritz-Carlton on Saturday and spoke with the decked-out stars as they flanked the red carpet. Who'd we chat with? Check out the vid and find out