WorkCabin Creative is a contributing conservation filmmaker to a national film project launching Canada’s Key Biodiversity Areas Program (KBAs). WorkCabin Creative supplied some footage of wildlife and landscapes, and filmed interview segments featuring Patrick...
WorkCabin Creative is proud to be part of The Warblers podcast team. Birds Canada’s podcast The Warblers has been chosen as a finalist for a Nature Inspiration Award! These awards are presented by the Canadian Museum...
At its very basic core, a communications plan is about getting your conservation message out to the public. But this is where many environmental communications plans are doomed to fail. We've all heard the goal...
It has been a busy September for filmmaking. WorkCabin Creative has been on the road to Sarnia, Peterborough, Keene, Vanessa, and Sparta, Ontario to do filming work with ALUS Canada. Several days were devoted to...
One of my favourite places to film is at Long Point Bird Observatory's Old Cut Research Station. It's also a favourite place to just put my filming equipment down and see and listen. The...
I've made a career out of run and gun filmmaking for conservation. But what exactly does that term mean? What's different about a run and gun technique? Well, let's look at what a typical professional...
I've heard every excuse about why some conservation organizations don't want to use professionaly filmed and produced video in their marketing and educational efforts. OK, I get it. Your organization actually is using video. But...
No doubt, you've seen the words somewhere on this website describing WorkCabin Creative's conservation and outdoors videography style as real, raw, authentic and natural. But what the heck does that really mean? Well, you could...
WorkCabin Creative's newest filming and production work is a one-minute video for Forest School - Nature's Calling Environmental Education. This short video is an excellent example of how storytelling can be used in videos of...
Purists might say that the filmmaker is dead. Everything is all digital today. True, but filmmaking is very much alive and so are filmmakers. So what's the difference between a filmmaker and a videographer? Anyone can...
