Videos

Lewis Bennett’s eighth installment of his plan of producing 12 short films in 2012, looks at a short documentary about a plastic dinosaur named Trevor (and his human friend Derek Scott).

This is probably the best skateboarding video ever made in Vancouver. Fireworks, costumes, and Halloween at Leeside skateboard park in East Vancouver.

Here is a neat video sampling the everyday sounds of Vancouver. This is not a commercial Coca-Cola.

Office zombies around the world can appreciate this Vancouver based Thriller parody. PerfectMIND employee, Haley returns to work to meet her deadline when she realizes her coworkers have become zombies. Directed by Nathan Skillen and filmed in North Vancouver. 

Lewis Bennett’s seventh installment of his plan of producing 12 short films in 2012, looks at senior Shirley Buchan who started singing at the age of two but didn’t have the courage to perform in front of people until 71. Shirley is now 79 and busks to raise money for charities in Western Kenya.

Chris Avery has entered the Canadian Tourism Commissions ’35 Million Directors’ contest and is quickly climbing the ranks with “Clouds Over BC”  timelapse footage of Vancouver and the area.  Watch the video below and you can vote for Chris here, http://bit.ly/RQLBmg and here http://bit.ly/PgK6Kb . The video is quickly climbing up the Canadian rankings.

We have partnered with NTDTV to give Vancouverites a further look at all the great things there is to do while living in our beautiful city. In our first episode, we look at summer wheels with Vancouver Trolley and one of the hottest food carts in the city, Street Meet.

The Moosehead journey continues. This time their journey takes us to Toronto’s Garrison Creek Bat Company. The guys at Garrison have combined their love of baseball with their love of design. The end result is a lineup of handmade baseball bats that look just as good hanging on the wall as they do on the field. Moosehead is giving away a couple of customized bats from Garrison, to enter check out their Facebook page.

Lewis Bennett’s sixth installment of his 12-month plan of producing a monthly short film looks at some history of our province of British Columbia.