At The Image Works, we strive to enrich people's lives and learning experiences through engaging visual and audio productions. Our commitment to our clients and years of experience allow us to consistently deliver quality products that both educate and entertain our audiences. We use our creative talent to engage students in a dynamic way through strong visual presentations.
We employ the newest technology to capture and retain student interest, while maintaining the highest level of integrity for the educational message. With utmost respect for culture and historical accuracy, The Image Works has created numerous projects for video installations in museums and interpretive centres throughout Alberta.
We employ the newest technology to capture and retain student interest, while maintaining the highest level of integrity for the educational message. With utmost respect for culture and historical accuracy, The Image Works has created numerous projects for video installations in museums and interpretive centres throughout Alberta.
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A founding member of Image Works in 1985, Doug previously headed the camera department at ACCESS TV, and was a partner at Kicking Horse Productions in Edmonton. Doug has built his reputation as a cinematographer, producer, and director with more than 600 production to his credit.
His creativity, innovation and integrity have been recognized with a growing list of satisfied repeat clients, as well as many prestigious awards in Canada and around the world.
His creativity, innovation and integrity have been recognized with a growing list of satisfied repeat clients, as well as many prestigious awards in Canada and around the world.
The National Parks have several marketing strategies and require high end footage at their disposal. The Image Works was contracted to provide stock footage of winter activities in Jasper National Park. Snow Shoeing, ice skating, cross country skiing, ice walking and climbing were featured along with wildlife and beautiful scenic shots of Jasper!
Universities, schools and businesses are prepared for many different kinds of disasters such as fire and storms. But what about an active shooter? We don't usually think about it, after all, we do live in Canada. Universities around the province collaborated to streamline what to do if the unthinkable happened.
Bodo is a remote area in east-central Alberta that is the site of a large area of archaeological significance and would like to promote this fact and supplement the visitor experience to their interpretive centre. The physical properties of the area are sparse so we felt it important to create an intrigue as to how life was before the Europeans arrived.
Energy Dialogues is a web-based resource that explores current energy topics using an inquiry-based approach. The question posed was "How has wildlife been affected by energy development in Alberta?" The Image Works produced videos exploring energy development, student research on the effect on wildlife, and round table discussions presenting the findings.
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