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Films

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  1. 2023

    Pressure Point – A Series of Mishandled Events

    Series, directed by Scott RenyardPressure Point is a 10 part eco-political comedy series like nothing you’ve ever seen before. It’s not fake news, but well, it’s possibly stretched news. You be the judge.
  2. 2023

    The Firekeepers

    Series, directed by Scott RenyardThe Firekeepers is a half-hour documentary series. Each episode features the life story of a person that has dedicated their life to an environmental cause. Each person appears as the sole interview of the episode.
  3. 2023

    The Herring People

    Feature film, directed by Scott RenyardThe Squamish Streamkeepers , whose reason for existence is to help wild salmon populations in the Squamish River watershed, began to wonder if they should expand their work to include Pacific herring. Herring used to…
  4. 2020

    Save the Planet Already!

    Feature film, directed by Scott RenyardSeven comedians perform live at the Kino Café in Vancouver, British Columbia with jokes, songs and even a power point about climate change, fracking and even straws up turtles noses. Filmmaker Scott Renyard…
  5. 2018

    Trial of an Iconic Species

    Feature film, directed by Scott RenyardThe mighty Fraser River sockeye run is in trouble. Beginning in the early 1990’s, the sockeye salmon populations began to decline. Millions of fish were disappearing and fisheries scientists and managers were…
  6. 2017

    The Unofficial Trial of Alexandra Morton

    Feature film, directed by Scott RenyardThe crash of 19 stocks of Fraser River sockeye over a 15 year period forced the Canadian Government to close all fishing from 2007 to 2009. The decline was quick and dramatic. It looked like Fraser River sockeye…
  7. 2016

    The Pristine Coast

    Feature film, directed by Scott RenyardThe marine ecosystem off the coast of British Columbia is collapsing. In the late 1990’s, Alexandra Morton, a whale biologist who lives in the Broughton Archepelago, began to document the decline of pink and chum…
  8. 2012

    Exhibit 2148: The Cohen Inquiry Video Library

    Series, directed by Scott RenyardIn the pouring rain, I filmed Alexandra’s speech to protesters at the Vancouver Art Gallery. After the rally, I decided to head into the Federal courthouse and check out the Cohen Inquiry which had recently started…
  9. 2010

    Who Killed Miracle?

    Feature film, directed by Scott RenyardJune 1977, a baby Orca was spotted swimming erratically near Naniamo, British Columbia. It was in distress, vocalizing and swimming erratically. Two weeks later, Bill Davis, a sport fisherman discovered the baby Orca…
  10. 2009

    How to Boil a Frog

    Feature film, directed by Jon CookseyHow to Boil a Frog is a comedic documentary that shows the consequences of Overshoot: too many people using up too little planet. An everyman dad (Jon) gives us the scoop on the imminent end of the world as we know…
  11. 2008

    The Green Film

    Short film, directed by Andrew WilliamsonToday, the film business is very aware of their impact on the environment. Much of the focus within the industry has been on reducing the single use plastics and recycling batteries and other materials as much as…
  12. 2001

    Project Cougar

    Short film, directed by Scott RenyardThe cougar, Puma concolor, is the second largest cat in North America. It’s also known as the mountain lion, the puma, the catamount, or the panther. Cougars primarily prey on ungulates (68%) of the time. Cougar…
  13. 1982

    Indian Food Fishing on the Fraser River

    Short film, directed by Dick HarveyThe Fraser River is the longest river in British Columbia, Canada which begins deep in the rocky mountain range and flow for 1374 kms before spilling out into the Salish Sea. The river is home to many species of fish…
  14. 1972

    Living River

    Short film, directed by Dick HarveyRichard Allen Lloyd (Dick)Harvey was born February 19, 1930 and was an avid sport fisherman and outdoorsman. His love of the outdoors led him to the Department of Fisheries and Ocean where worked for most of his…
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    Food and Fuel: A Story of Resilience

    Short filmHumans have created an amazing system for food production and distribution that is the backbone of modern society. But that backbone, however, is also dangerously reliant on the energy from fossil fuels. Fossil fuels…