Our film “Of Man & Machine” has been selected for Lift-Off Global film festival in Tokyo. Very proud!
JOURNAL
“A River Film” Wins Award of Excellence
An exciting news; our film won the prestigious Award of Excellence at the Impact DOCS Awards. We have still several more festivals in the works, so fingers crossed, there might be more 🙂
A River Film: Sold Out Theater in Oliver
Definitively a fun night, enjoying the outcome of nearly two years of our hard work. Thank you my darling wife Lucie – the film producer!
A River Film – Completed, well, almost…
Here is an earlier teaser. A brand new trailer is being edited right now. Also, the masters have been completed and exported. What’s left to do is a 5.1 surround sound mix and a DCP encoding of the Scope version (theatrical 2.39:1 wide screen). The premiere is scheduled in Oliver Theatre on October 25th […]
Man and Machine receives another Festival Nod
Our short documentary film about the Hoe printing press has received another festival acknowledgment, this time in Kalmthout Belgium. Kudos to Michael Leclair and Lucie Bakala; well done!
Final Pick Ups for The River Film
Filming massive amounts of water gushing from the dam in Okanagan Falls. The film is now in editing and approval stage. Finish and delivery expected at the end of August.
Our “Go Anywhere” Production Vehicle: Ronnie
A little mud off road testing of our “Runnie” on Blue Mountain on the west side of the Okanagan Lake. So much fun. Just waiting for a heavy duty roof rack and the transformation will be complete.
Winter Filming On Skaha Lake
Our valley is truly beautiful – especially when the sun is out.
Our SFOC is here!
We are proud to announce that we have received our Special Flight Operations Certificate making Ascent Films Inc. a licensed drone operator.
River Film Update
The on-going production on the River Film for the Department of Ecology Washington State continues. We have completed autumn scenes in the southern Okanagan and Oroville, as well as some ground and aerial filming at the Zosel Dam. Next, waiting for snow and sub-zero temperatures to capture winter atmosphere in the region.