"The journey of the hero is the adventure of life itself."
~Joseph Cambell
Filter Studios is dedicated to crafting immersive, emotion-driven films that bring each unique story to life. We believe that everyone has a story worth telling. Our goal is to capture the raw authenticity of these personal narratives, ensuring that every project resonates deeply with your audience and reflects the true spirit of the hero’s journey.
"Transmission"
Feature-length wildlife documentary (53mins)
The Wild Sheep Society of BC
"Cooking Wild: Kootenays"
Outdoors & cooking series (3 x 10 mins)
1 Campfire
"Beyond Bonds: a women hunt story"
Outdoors documentary short (22mins)
Women Hunt & Women Shaping Conservation
"Field Education"
On-going social media series
1 Campfire
"The Wind & The Wolves"
Outdoors documentary (45mins)
Journal Of Mountain Hunting
"He Said Apple"
Community-based documentary short (15mins)
Nanaimo Foodshare
"Recipe Club: Braised Duck"
Post-production of cooking series
Majordomo Media
"Recipe Club: Halifax Donair Dip"
Post-production of cooking series
Majordomo Media
"Ying Cooks The Internet"
Post-production of cooking series
Majordomo Media
Ethos Statement
We’re all about diving deep into storytelling to bring out the genuine, impactful moments that matter most. Our goal is to immerse your audience in the story, making sure they don’t just watch it, but feel it.We approach every project with a commitment to authenticity and emotion. We’re not about flashy effects or gimmicks; instead, we focus on capturing the raw, real moments that reflect the heart of your message. Whether it’s the intensity of a challenge, the thrill of success, or the subtle beauty in between, we want to make sure your story resonates on a deeper level.For us, emotion drives everything we do. From brainstorming to final cut, our focus is on creating films that not only look great but also leave a lasting impression. We aim to forge a stronger connection between your story and its audience, making sure that what we create together makes an impact.
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We acknowledge and honour the traditional territories of the Snuneymuxw, Snaw-naw-as, and K'ómoks people, upon whose ancestral lands we live, work, and gather from daily, as well as all the traditional territories that we've worked on across Turtle Island and express our gratitude for their stewardship over generations.