A resident of 48 years. Commercial/Corporate photography services, stock image bank, on-set photography and communications.
Services include photography, scouting and editorial writing.
With over 20 years of national and international production experience, including 10 years in Canada’s Northwest Territories, Black Fly Studios offers full HD shooting, editing and productions services in the Beaufort Delta.
Copper Quartz Media is a Northern-based film, television and digital media company that specializes in remote locations and untold stories. With experience in both documentary and narrative styles, Copper Quartz bridges the gap between fact and fantasy through a unique lens.
Broad experience and wide network of contacts across northern Canada. Multicultural and multilingual production experience.
Caroline Cox is a shooter/producer/editor based in the Northwest Territories who has produced content for Animal Planet (US), CBC, FNX(US), GNWT, NorthwesTel Community TV and The Banff Centre for the Arts. She is also a member of the Writers Guild of Canada. Caroline's main focus is digital shorts and documentary film. Her company, Falling Tree Productions, has extensive experience working in extreme temperatures and remote, off-grid settings.
First North Productions is 100% Aboriginal owned and operated, and was established in 2004 by John Gon. Since its inception, Northern-based First North Productions has become a fully integrated independent production company that offers services and develops and produces its own media programs.
Our staff are professional First Nations' people, familiar with their cultures and traditions, their communities and the people of the Northwest Territories.
HyperArctika is the first and only fully equiped film studio complete with a large green screen stage, virutal production capabilties and post production facilities (Offline, online and VFX) It is a one stop shop for creative filmmaking North of 60.
The Inuvialuit Communications Society was established in the early 80s and has produced and broadcast its shows on APTN, Uvagut TV, and Inuit TV. We work to preserve and promote Inuvialuit language and culture by recording and sharing our stories and experiences. We have a production department that consists of a camera operator and director of photography, and television producers specializing in all aspects of documentary film production and local and cultural consultation.
