
result focused videos.
videos are what we do.
results are what you get.
we always work to ensure every step is focused on achieving results that truly matter to you.
We recently had the incredible opportunity to create a video for Sixty Forty, the Central Saanich farm and dining experience led by Top Chef Canada Season 7 winner, Chef Paul Moran. Working with Paul was not only an honor but also an absolute joy—both as filmmakers and as food lovers.
Behind the Lens with Chef Paul Moran at Sixty Forty


Sixty Forty is a truly unique experience. Nestled on Vancouver Island, the farm brings together locally sourced ingredients, foraged delicacies, and wild seafood, all curated into seasonal menus that evolve with the land’s natural rhythm. Every dish is crafted with care, celebrating the freshest ingredients at their peak, and providing guests with a fully immersive farm-to-table journey.
For us, the project was special on multiple levels. Beyond capturing the artistry of Chef Moran and his team on camera, we got to taste the results firsthand—and wow, the food is as extraordinary as the vision behind it. From filming intimate close-ups of dishes to seeing the farm and kitchen in action, the experience was a perfect blend of creativity, craftsmanship, and pure enjoyment.
It was an absolute pleasure working with such a talented team, and this video is a small window into the world of Sixty Forty—a place where flavour, creativity, and nature meet in perfect balance.
A proud moment for our team! Successfully produced a TV and radio commercial, broadcasted for a year across 61 radio and television stations.
Stations operated by eight major ownership groups, including:
Corus Entertainment
Pattison Media
Vista Radio
Stingray Radio
CHEK Media
South Asian Broadcasting
(and several independent regional broadcasters)
This province-wide distribution — supported through the BCAB Humanitarian Award — allowed the message to reach the very people who needed it most: construction workers, site leads, and their families in communities big and small across BC.























































