In 2003, The Dot Film Company produced its founding project, THE PUTTING EDGE, an 8-minute short comedy fully funded through the Corus Young Filmmakers Initiative, in association with the CFTPA. The film broadcast on YTV in 2005 and is currently being distributed by Big Film Shorts.

PRIA, The Dot Film Company’s second and most notable short film, was produced in association with CBC’s Mix Flicks program and was later aired on CBC’s ZeD Program. PRIA won the 1st Place Platinum Remi Award for Best Short Film within the Romantic Comedy category at WorldFest Houston 2005 and was also screened at the World Wide Short Film Festival in Toronto (2005) and the Yorkton Short Film and Video Festival (2005) where it was nominated for a Golden Sheaf Award. PRIA recently won the first ever Audience Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival’s Sprockets Film Festival for Children, as well as the Audience Choice Award at the NBC/Universal Comedy Short Cuts Competition in Los Angeles and it later screened on the Sundance Channel. PRIA has screened in Korea, India, and Europe, as well as many other North American festivals. It continues to receive invitations and accolades across the globe.

In 2006, The Dot Film Company completed its debut feature film THINGS TO DO. After a successful screening at the 2006 Slamdance Film Festival, the film was secured for Canadian distribution by Mongrel Media.

In late August 2006, Lifesize Entertainment/KOCH secured the film for U.S. and International territories. The film was theatrically released in select U.S. cities in January 2007 and later released on DVD, VOD and Pay-Cable outlets.

In early 2007, Telefilm Canada committed development funding for the feature film, tentatively entitled THE ORNITHOLOGY OF RON SPENCER, a comedy about a mild-manner, bird watching Highschool teacher who pairs up with former student to plot revenge against a rival ornithologist. Written by Theodore Bezaire and Mike Stasko from THINGS TO DO, this film is slated for production in 2010.

In mid 2008, The Dot Film Company completed production on its second feature film IODINE, written and directed by Mike Stasko. Starring Ray Wise (Twin Peaks, Reaper). Whitewater Releasing is handling distribution with Anchor Bay/Starz Entertainment servicing the Canadian Home Video release. The film received it’s World Premiere at Montreal’s World Film Festival in August 2009.

In 2009, The Dot Film Company confirmed development support from both Telefilm Canada and The Harold Greenberg Fund for Charles Wahl’s debut feature film BAD PAPER.