In 2010, Gregg left an award-winning journalism career to follow his passion and launch WorkCabin Films to tell stories about conservation and inspire others to action to save and protect ecosystems, wildlife, and biodiversity.
His speciality is filming and producing the narrative stories, documentaries, and branded content about conservation organizations, big and small, and of the people who do conservation work in the field.
Gregg is not just a filmmaker and cinematographer; he is a force of nature, an advocate for conservation, and a storyteller whose tales resonate long after the credits roll.
He’s a former director on the board of a Canadian biosphere region, and has been a conservation keynote speaker and workshop leader for a wide range of conservation organizations at the local, provincial, and national levels. Notably, he’s presented at the Latornell Conservation Symposium and has mentored the next generation of conservation professionals by partnering with Canada’s Emerging Leaders for Biodiversity.
Cynthia is a powerhouse in grant writing and funding securement, helping conservation nonprofits access the resources needed to elevate their storytelling through impactful films. As a co-producer, she plays a key role in successful WorkCabin Films projects, including a Nature Canada-funded miniseries and an Environment and Climate Change Canada-funded documentary. Her producer skills, collaborative spirit, and organizational abilities have led to sold-out screenings and meaningful community outreach.
With experience at the Long Point Biosphere Region, Cynthia has spearheaded land-based learning programs, community education, and a research conference that saw a 50% attendance increase. A lifelong nature enthusiast, she believes, “Restore it, and they will return,” driving her passion for conservation storytelling.
Cynthia is also an outreach specialist, always having a vision for the ‘next’ documentary project and navigating the landscape and partners to make it happen.
Dana brings 15 years of full-time experience in conservation, specializing in administration, budgeting, funding applications, and board governance. Her deep knowledge of the Ontario’s Conservation Authorities Act makes her an invaluable asset in navigating the policies and regulations that shape conservation work. Having worked extensively with nonprofits and conservation organizations, she understands the financial and operational challenges they face and how to secure the resources needed for success.
Her expertise aligns perfectly with WorkCabin Films’ conservation-first approach, ensuring our projects are grounded in real-world conservation knowledge. Dana’s ability to blend strategic planning with a passion for the environment makes her a key part of our team, helping bring meaningful conservation stories to life.
She also steps out of the office to be a field assistant when needed on filming days. And she also goes behind the microphone in the studio for voiceover narration work.