A lot of people ask about what happens behind the scenes to make a natural history production. Here's a great article that gives a peak behind the curtain. Even got a photo in there!
www.bbc.com/future/artic...

Another successful Grey Cup! Was a lot of policy and paperwork to organize Vancouver's airspace but still easier than the first time we did it over 5 years ago. Always appreciate the opportunity to work with TSN. They are such a well-organized machine and some of the nicest people on the planet!

Happy belated earth day everyone! Did a quick buzz through the archives yesterday and found a few new edits to remind everyone just how amazing and fragile this little rock of ours is! Enjoy :)

Today on BBC1 at 7pm! The water episode of Mammals. Been excited for this one for a while, I was lucky to be able to film a bit of the Star Nose Mole sequence in Canada with Kevin Flay and the amazing @moralcoral
Tune in tonight!
#earthonlocation #mammals #davidattenborough #wildifefilmmaker

Well I can honestly say this was the most fun I've had on a feature set, such a talented cast and crew and filmed in Alberta! Out in theaters now, highly recommend!
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End of another epic shoot with a really amazing crew! Always sad to leave at the end of a shoot but excited to be home and looking forward to what the rest of 2024 brings :)

Amazing long weekend in Quebec City for the annual Winter Festival! Definitely 5 out of 5 stars, pretty amazing :)

Sad to leave but excited to get home to friends and family. Tongareva is truly one of the most magical places I've had the opportunity to visit. Follow Sharks Pacific and National Geographic Pristine Seas to see what the researchers uncovered and some of the magic we filmed below the surface.