Join us for a powerful and thought-provoking film experience that blends cinematic storytelling, animation, and personal reflection. Created and performed by Scott Turner Schofield, Becoming a Man in 127 EASY Steps offers an honest, moving, and often humorous look at one man’s journey through identity and transformation.

Rather than focusing on a single moment of transition, this work celebrates the complexity of becoming—and being—your true self. With warmth and insight, Schofield connects his own experiences to universal human truths, reminding us of the shared threads that unite us all.

Both heartfelt and eye-opening, this film invites us to see beyond labels and headlines to the deeply human stories that shape us.

6pm - Reception (refreshments, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages provided)

Women's Art Association of Canada

Blending bold cinematic imagery, dynamic live storytelling, animation and archival footage, 

 redefines mainstream media's "transition narrative." Twice-censored, it arrives during an historical reckoning, with trans lives under attack in legislation and culture. Transcending the headlines, creator/performer 

 connects his specific trans experiences to universal human truths, reminding polarized audiences of all that we share in common. The film illuminates trans realities with a scope not yet seen in on screens—long before, and after, the period of social and medical transition. At once funny, profound, vulnerable, and fiercely truthful, 

 is a celebration of complexity, and a call to action to consider more deeply what becoming—and being—a man can mean.

 redefines mainstream media's "transition narrative." Twice-censored, it arrives during a cultural reckoning, with trans lives under attack in legislation and culture. Transcending headlines, creator/performer 

 connects his specific trans experiences to universal human truths, reminding polarized audiences of all that we share in common. It illuminates trans realities with a depth not yet seen in on screens—long before, and after, the period of social and medical transition. At once funny, profound, vulnerable, and fiercely truthful, 