June 2005: VEIL has been accepted into the 2005 Vancouver International Digital Festival. Monica Hilborn wrote and produced, with Kryshan Randel at the helm. VEIL is a short ghost story starring Victoria Bidewell and Adam Harrington (Show Me Yours) and was shot by Larry Lynn (See Grace Fly) and Jason Pope. Go to www.vidfest.com for screening times.

June 2005: A HORSE IN THE CITY airs on GVTV this summer! Lexico started shooting the film last year as a short documentary, and reconfigured it for GVTV’s broadcast format. A HORSE IN THE CITY is about a unique equestrian community called Southlands, just minutes away from downtown Vancouver, and the people preserving it from the pressures of development. Airing in two segments, it describes the fascinating history of Southlands and its struggle to redefine itself in an urban world. GVTV is dedicated to promoting sustainable communities and practices in Greater Vancouver (www.gvtv.ca).

Summer 2005: Lexico goes to Banff! Monica Hilborn takes Lexico’s projects to decision makers at the 2005 Banff World Television Festival.

Spring 2005: Monica Hilborn awarded the Women in Film and Video in Vancouver Mentorship Exchange Program.

Spring 2005: Our short thriller 503 is short-listed for the NSI Drama Prize, 2005.

Winter 2004: Lexico begins filming A HORSE IN THE CITY, a documentary about a unique Vancouver community under threat.

Fall 2004: Lexico’s feature film project EMERGENCE (formerly known as Deadbolt) receives development funding from the Harold Greenberg Fund.

Summer 2004: Lexico films VEIL for the Reel Fast Film Festival. Written and produced by Monica Hilborn, with Kryshan Randel directing.

Summer 2004: THE GUARDIAN screens at the first Vancouver International Digital Festival, VIDFEST, and the Toronto Online Film Festival TOFF.

Winter 2003: THE GUARDIAN screens at the Whistler International Film Festival.