If you’ve followed WorkCabin Creative for a while, you know all about why Muskoka is so special to me. I’ve lived in different communities throughout my life, but the one constant in my life from childhood to adulthood has always been Muskoka. I’ve spent more time there exploring and hiking the woods, paddling lakes and
The pandemic sparked an increase in video by conservation organizations. But that’s not all. Podcasts are increasing too. WorkCabin Creative is now editing and producing a new national podcast series The Warblers for Birds Canada. The series shares Canadian information, insights and inspiration on the world of birds and bird conservation. The lively discussions are
The podcasting recording and production side of business continues to be growing here at WorkCabin Creative. I’ve just started audio work on a new multi-episode podcast series for the Long Point Biosphere Reserve. The series is all about sustainability and living, working and playing in in one of the most ecologically diverse areas in Canada.
Ah yes, we can all use a little escape these days. This is a one-minute cinematic video filmed in the forest on a sunner day one afternoon during the pandemic. I love putting together these cinematic shorts. They’re super fast to create. And they emphasize using only visuals to create a powerful connection. It’s a
Last year was a big year for WorkCabin Creative filming videos about birds. One of the major conservation video storytelling assignments was shooting a multi-part video series for Birds Canada called Gardening For Birds. The series will be debuting in 2021 with the release of numerous videos, a website, and resources to help people help
WorkCabin Creative has wrapped up filming and production on a new multi-video project for ALUS Canada’s New Acre Project. New Acre Project helps corporations exceed sustainability objectives by supporting farmers and ranchers to build nature on their land. Corporations become a force good by supporting initiatives that improve wetlands, create habitats, build grasslands, and protect
In the conservation video production business, the months of March, April and May are busy seasons for many reasons. First, many of those video projects that were filmed during the previous autumn have delivery deadlines of spring. So it’s full speed ahead on video production when a new year begins and projects have to be
Take a few minutes and reflect on the last great movie that you watched. There are usually the same three ingredients that help create your lasting memory. You probably remember the characters. You probably remember the plot and how it captivated your attention. And you probably remember the conflict. It kept you on the edge
It’s not always a slam dunk that you’ll find the right fit for an employee that you’re hoping to attract through a new conservation job posting. In fact, the right candidates might see your environmental job ad, but not apply. Not because of the pay. Not because of the location. But because the job ad
Today’s society is fast-paced. We live our daily lives consumed by the digital age and its conveniences. Clicks have become robotic. Facts are forgotten fast or blurred. Our thirst for instant gratification has made it more and more difficult to hold our attention, let alone make us feel something. This is why narrative storytelling for