Podcast production and high-quality audio capture to tell your brand’s story in a new (again) medium.
Hi! I’m Steve. I’m a storyteller, filmmaker, and sound professional who believes the power of a story to ignite action deep within. I’ve helped brands like Destination BC and The Inertia inspire their audiences through authentic, powerful storytelling. I live and work in British Columbia’s Sea to Sky corridor, and I have made a career in connecting people with wild places.
A few brands I’ve supported through powerful storytelling:
This video was a special project I completed for Meridian Senior Living to showcase some of their residents. It was nothing flashy, just a static camera position and a few dozen interviewees sharing their perspective on life and what it means to live a great life. No flasy effects, no crazy camera movement, just a
This project was very near and dear to my heart. For as long as I can remember, i’ve loved mountain biking. My second real bike was built for trails and I haven’t looked back. Over the years, I got into trail building, and turned it into a job, and a great way to give back
Good sound will make or break a production. And if you don’t capture good sound on the spot, you might be in for a costly reshoot, or just as costly ADR session. So it’s imperative that you get it right the first time when hiring a sound mixer for a location shoot. As someone who
We need more integrity in publishing. Recently, 34 regular contributors to Outside Magazine did their part to show that it’s out there. In a rare move, a group of people collectively signed a letter to Robin Thurston, the head of Outside Interactive, to express their dissatisfaction at the direction the company is heading on. Instead
On paper, it sounded so great. I get to review outdoor gear for a living. Public relations and marketing agencies would send me gear to try out and would report back on it. The 20-year-old me couldn’t believe it. How can people actually get paid at this stuff? Well, we have the world of affiliate
The Fairy Creek Blockades were the largest act of civil disobedience in Canadian History. This is the stat that often comes up, and it relates to how many people were arrested to stand in the way of industry and police to protect and preserve the old growth forests on Vancouver Island, in Pacheedat territory. I
