Working in Victoria |
Australia |
Australia Video Shoot with Tom Benney Daphne and No Knickers |
No Particular Place To Go |
Video Shoot at Phoenix Theater |
Three camera shoot at UVIC Kirk Schwartz
Art Makosinski Don Chaput |
Mt Waddington the highest point in British Columbia a documentary for CBC the Journal |
Shooting a documentary for the CBC TV Network program The Journal Near the summit of Mt Waddington BC highest Mountain |
Waddington |
Video Taping the Climbing and Skiing of Mt Waddington BC for CBC National |
Video taping a Documentary on BC Logging |
Video shoot for Sony of Japan at Whistler BC |
Video taping in Vancouver BC for CTV Network |
Tall Ships Victoria 2005 |
Northern Vancouver Island Tour |
Northern BC Premier Glen Clark tour |
On assignment shooting a documentary on Premier Glen Clark |
Port McNeill |
Shooting a documentary for Sony of Japan |
Shooting a documentary on USA Astronauts |
Brilliant Dam |
Making the documentary Sail of Dreams 2005 |
Toshiba Japan shooting in Vancouver BC |
USA |
Sony Video Shoot Vancouver |
On a film shoot on a very hot dry day in southwestern Saskatchewan near Drumhelar Alberta. |
Tall Ships Victoria 2005 |
Toshiba Japan |
Northern Saskatchewan shooting for Japan at Cluff Lake |
Filming The Howard English Hatchery |
Playing |
Jasper Park boundary during the filming of the Documentary The Voyageurs |
Voyageurs |
Making the 16mm film documentary The Voyageurs 1973 |
At the Cree Nation in Quebec |
My first 30 minute film documentary on a 400 mile canoe trip down the Athabasca River from Jasper to Athabasca, Alberta |
Sony Japan Shooting in Whistler BC |
Jose 148 feet atop the mast of the Mexican Tall Ship Cuauhtemoc |
Remote control |
Elkview Mine |
Thirty thousand dollar tire |
Six Million Dollar Truck |
Voyageurs 16mm film shoot Near Jasper Alberta |
Toshiba |
Down town Vancouver Sony of Japan Video Shoot |
Cluff Lake Saskatchewan |
Video Shoot for CBC |
Dr. Dr Freelance Videographer for the Award Winning series Doctor, Doctor |
Helen of Troy |
Video Shoot for Sony of Japan |
150 feet up the mast of the Russian tall ship Pallada |
