We are creative, qualified, talented and experienced technicians, musicians, artists and athletes who specialize in adventure filmmaking and video production. We thrive on professionalism, adventure, creativity and a love for the outdoors.
For nearly 20 years, we’ve operated out of Revelstoke, BC, Canada. Our artillery of cameras, drones, cranes, dollies, audio and lighting equipment enable us to reach outstanding levels of quality. Our downtown studio is armed with a state-of-the-art editing station where we perform our post production operations.
François Desrosiers is an accomplished multimedia artist with an extensive history in the mountains. He is a true professional that brings a dedicated and passionate attitude to every project he is involved with.
Nearly 20 years experience across the globe. From big budget Films to local marketing campaigns.
Timing is crucial to achieving desired results. We are confident in our ability to provide timely solutions no matter how big or small of a project.
Our previous projects are a testament to our ability to provide creative and timely solutions within budgetary constraints.
A communications piece produced for Parks Canada, Government of Canada.
Roles:
Co-director, DOP, casting, logistics, principle camera operator, editor, sound design, graphics and animation.
In our digital age there is no greater gift we can give our children than a sense of wonder and respect for the outdoors. A collaborative piece produced alongside Greg Hill and Suunto.
Roles:
Principle camera operator, editor, sound design.
An adventurous, vivid and cinematic treatment of exploring food sources, communities and culture in Western Canada. In each episode, host Chad Brealey, sets course and journeys into wild and unexpected locations in search of food for an inspired gathering.
Roles:
2nd camera operator and drone pilot for this television series 3 episode 3.
Brought up in near solitude within the New Zealand wilderness, Casey Brown and her siblings kept themselves entertained by honing their skills on their bikes. Casey’s world changed when her family moved to Canada, and she was faced with integrating herself into society as well as battling to the top of the world stage.
Roles:
Principle drone operator, camera assistant.
A short film produced in 2018 about a women named Mary Vaux. In the 1900’s, atypical for her time, Mary Vaux defied all gender roles, rugged mountain conditions and traditions to spark the first glaciology study in North America. This artistic film depicts her perseverance as she returns to the same glacier every year for over five decades.
Roles:
DOP, camera crew, sound crew, editor, graphics, animation, sound design. Additional collaborative efforts included script writing, shot lists, production schedules, logistics, and casting.
A couple of hours after he/she is born, a caribou calf can run. However, today in the wild Columbia Mountains, 4 out of every 5 calves born will not make it to ten months of age. They are vulnerable to many compounding threats. Although this animal lives where few animals can survive, they are incredibly sensitive to human use on the landscape, be it roads, railways, timber harvesting, recreation, increased deer and moose populations and the resulting higher predator populations.
Roles:
DOP, principle camera, editor, graphics, animation, sound design. This was a collaborative effort with RCRW.
Should fires be put out, lit, or left to burn naturally, that is The Burning Question.
Roles:
DOP, principle camera, editor, graphics and animation. This was a collaborative effort with Simon Hunt and the Government of Canada.
As the first splitboarder to earn full ACMG lead guiding certification and a handpicked heli guide for pro snowboarders from Travis Rice to Jeremy Jones, Scott Newsome is a bit of a legend in the Canadian snowboard ranks. Eighteen years after he first skied the massive peaks of Valdez, Alaska, Eddie Bauer split board guide Scott Newsome met up with Eddie Bauer snowboard guide Chris Coulter to revisit the lines he cut his teeth on in his well spent youth. In Part 3 of Back To The Present, Scott and Chris hit Meteorite, one of the most prominent peaks in Valdez and a line that has been on Scott's wish list for the past eighteen years.
Roles:
Co-director, co-wrote, DOP, principle camera operator, editor, sound design, graphics and animation.
Promotional videos produced for Revelstoke Tourism.
Roles:
DOP, camera crew, sound crew, editor, graphics, animation, sound design. Additional collaborative efforts included script writing, shot lists, production schedules and logistics.
Promotional package produced for Revelstoke Tourism.
Roles:
DOP, camera crew, sound crew, editor, graphics, animation, sound design. Additional collaborative efforts included script writing, shot lists, production schedules, logistics, and casting.
The Freshfields are one of the largest glacial systems in Western Canada and sit below a crown jewel selection of jagged 10,000 to 11,000-foot peaks. Last spring, Eddie Bauer splitboarders Scott Newsome, Chris Coulter and Wyatt Caldwell linked up with ACMG guide Trevor Gavura to tick off a mountaineering mission in this remote zone. Heli-dropping in close Crown Land proximity to the zone, the team set up glacial base camp on the Alberta/BC border of the National Park then waited out a massive spring storm. When the weather finally cracked blue, the team ticked day-after-day of trophy descents by skintrack access in this Great Canadian Divide region of towering summits and massive icefields. Expedition Freshfields is the three-part, extended cut story of their trip of a lifetime in this zone.
Roles:
Co-director, DOP, principle camera operator, editor, sound design, graphics and animation.
Thanks to everyone who’ve helped us along the way.