Voting opens tomorrow (Tuesday) to help a Coquitlam filmmaker and his team gain production money through Storyhive, a competition funded by Telus.
Writer-director Danny Kai Mak is in the running for one of 40 grants for his short flick Half Past Late, a movie about a woman who reveals her love to her best friend the night before she moves away.
The 40 winners of the contest — of which public voting runs April 3 to 6 — each receive $10,000.
Visit storyhive.com.
