Landscapes

Genomics Research for Climate Change Adaptation (GenARCC) // Environment and Climate Change Canada

2024

Aerial Awareness Bilingual Corpo Interviews Landscapes Nature Science

KÖBB Media produced a video with Environment and Climate Change Canada to promote the Genomic Adaptation and Resilience to Climate Change (GenARCC) project. This initiative is critical to understanding how climate change impacts Canada’s ecosystems, including fisheries, forests, and agriculture, and how genomics research aids these environments in their adaptation efforts. GenARCC Video Overview: Climate Change and Genomics The video […]

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Canada Centre for Inland Waters // Fisheries and Oceans Canada

2022

Aerial Awareness Corpo Landscapes Nature Promo Science

Explore the fascinating world of freshwater science with our latest video, produced for Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Please note that the official video cannot be embedded on this website. However, you can watch the full video here on YouTube. This captivating piece, filmed at the renowned Canada Centre for Inland Waters, showcases […]

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Drone Reel // Ephemeral Castles

2019

Aerial Landscapes Music Nature

Ephemeral Castles – Watch this slow drone drama filmed during iceberg season in Newfoundland.

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Commercial Winter Fishing in Manitoba

2012

Documentary Interviews Landscapes Nature Portrait

We visited Dauphin River Manitoba and filmed the technique used for commercial ice fishing in the area.

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Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area // Environment and Climate Change Canada

2017

Aerial Bilingual Landscapes Nature Promo

We shot this promotional video over the course of multiple seasons. The Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area (near Quebec City, QC) made up of marshland, plains and forests, is located on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River.

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St. Andrews Biological Station // Fisheries and Oceans Canada

2020

Aerial Bilingual Corpo Landscapes Nature Science

KÖBB Media produced this video in an effort to raise awareness about the research undertaken by scientists at work within St. Andrews Biological Station’s walls and outside in the field.

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