DANCES with CRANES - documentary

Cranes are magnificent birds whose elegance and grace have inspired humans for millennia, symbolizing our highest values of love, peace and longevity. They predate humans by tens of millions of years, but in the last 50 years, they have become the most endangered family of birds on the planet, with several species on the brink of extinction.

But just as humankind has nearly driven these majestic creatures from the face of the Earth, so too are humans at the forefront of saving them. And none more so than Nova Scotian septuagenarian George Archibald, who has dedicated his life to protecting and preserving all 15 species of Cranes around the world, through the International Crane Foundation. Dance With Cranes will follow George and his international team as they strive to come up with creative solutions to how humans and Cranes can continue to co-exist, before it’s too late.

A Sea to Sea Production, developed with the CBC Nature of Things, with the assistance of the Canada Media Fund.

Photo credit is ‘Courtesy of the International Crane Foundation’.


BIBLIOCRACY - feature documentary

Developed with the assistance of Canada Media Fund and the Nova Scotia Screenwriters Development Fund

In a post-COVID19 world of uncertainty, isolation, increasing racism and division, we celebrate one of the last truly democratic institutions of our time, the public LIBRARY.

Through visionaries from the world of libraries, architecture and activism, Bibliocracy will illuminate the crucial role our libraries have played in our lives, and follow them as they enter this strange new world. We will witness a microcosm of the best of what that world could be – a place where thousands of people every day – can feel safe, accepted and valued. Even filmmakers who fly drones!