Creative Aging: Become a Granfluencer

Creative Aging: Become a Granfluencer

Join us for a fun and inspiring event on embracing creativity as we age! In our exciting Granfluencer workshop, you can explore how older adults are transforming social media with their unique style and wisdom. Learn the secrets behind their growing influence and discover how to share your voice in the digital world!

During the workshop learn the basics of content creation, including how to make videos with your own phone. Create your signature videos on YouTube or Instagram, and start building your personal brand!

You can now take part in this exciting and one-of-a-kind workshop for free, thanks to the Canadian Government's New Horizons program!

Instructor: Mihaly Szabados actor-director, filmmaker.

Mihaly hails from Hungary, where he worked extensively in film and stage. Mihaly spent three years in LA at Sal Rome’s Artists Studio, Maria Gobetti’s Acting Studio of Victory Theatre. Since moving to Toronto in 2012, he graduated from Second City Conservatory.

He has performed a principal role in Murdoch Mysteries, co-wrote, directed and performed in ‘Unexpectedly Trans’ (Halifax Fringe 2017), and directed and performed (Bob) in ‘Bubble Trans Pride’ (Halifax Fringe 2018).

With over 100 credits on IMDB, Mikhaly’s first Canadian short film The Legend of Iza won an honorable mention at the 2015 Canadian and International Short Film Festival.

Mihaly has directed and co-created the following short films with Hanlon McGregor as part of the Under The Bus Productions collective including Hamlet Moment, Holding Hands with the Awkward, The Change (music video for Rich Aucoin).

Recently Mihaly created two one-man shows ‘C for Cyrano’ and ‘M for Misanthrope.’ He is touring with both shows. Mihaly also recently visited New York City where he acted in two short films now in festivals: One Night Only and Johnny’s Presents.

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Toronto Public Library - North York Central Library, 5120 Yonge Street, Toronto, Canada