WorkCabin Creative has wrapped up its year-long filming work with Norfolk Forest School and is entering the final production phase. In early 2022, Nature’s Calling Environmental Education hired WorkCabin Creative to film and produce a series of videos. Filming began in spring 2022 and continued through each of the following seasons. The focus of the
WorkCabin has finished filming and production of two new videos for ALUS Canada. The videos are part of an ongoing profile series of farmers enrolled in the ALUS program. ALUS provides expertise, resources and direct financial support to communities where farmers and ranchers build nature-based solutions on their land to deliver ecosystem services to sustain agriculture, help build community resilience
At the peak of the pandemic there was a catch phrase that was loud and clear: We’re In This Together. We’ve thought a lot about that phrase lately. Times are still challenging. The cost of everything seems to be going up, up, up. Running a business or organization is more costly than just a year
Getting a job in conservation field is a great way to contribute to the world and help protect our planet. It is a great career choice for those who love outdoor activities and the environment. There are many different types of conservation jobs, ranging from field research and monitoring to policy making, education and outreach.
The Canadian Museum of Nature has announced the winners of its national Nature Inspiration Awards for 2022. Among the recipients are a family doctor who champions a program that prescribes visits to parks for health reasons, an Indigenous-led program to rehabilitate a regional caribou population, a national podcast about birds and their conservation, and a
WorkCabin Creative has filmed and produced a new storytelling film for the Long Point Bird Observatory. Filmed over the span of a week in various locations, this conservation film captures the incredible experiences behind this amazing workshop that opens doors for a new generation of ornithological conservationists. The film is now being used nationally by
WorkCabin Creative is a contributing conservation filmmaker to a national film project launching Canada’s Key Biodiversity Areas Program (KBAs). WorkCabin Creative supplied some footage of wildlife and landscapes, and filmed interview segments featuring Patrick Nadeau, President & CEO, Birds Canada. Read more about KBAs below: RELEASE After decades of surveys, species assessments, and data collection,
WorkCabin Creative is proud to be part of The Warblers podcast team. Birds Canada’s podcast The Warblers has been chosen as a finalist for a Nature Inspiration Award! These awards are presented by the Canadian Museum of Nature and recognize individuals and organizations whose specific projects encourage Canadians to take an interest in natural history, create
By Heather Huhman Opening your email inbox to find a rejection letter is every job seeker’s nightmare. This can be especially frustrating after feeling like you nailed your interview. Many job seekers don’t even get to receive their rejection in the form of a concise email; it often comes in the form of silence. Of
WorkCabin Creative’s newest filming and production work is a one-minute video for Forest School – Nature’s Calling Environmental Education. This short video is an excellent example of how storytelling can be used in videos of any length to engage audiences and generate an emotional reaction after watching. This particular video included a story of a