Mountain View Productions
Film Projects
At Mountain View Productions, we specialize in creating captivating films that tell powerful, cinematic stories. Whether it's a feature-length film, short film, or documentary, we use cutting-edge technology and creative expertise to bring your vision to life. Capturing stories that inspire and transform ensuring each project resonates deeply with audiences. From concept to final delivery, we provide end-to-end production services that elevate your message and make an impact.
Abandoned Dreams
Abandoned Dreams explores the growing crisis of derelict and abandoned boats in British Columbia’s coastal communities. These vessels, left to rot due to high disposal costs and lack of ownership tracking, clog waterways, damage public property, and threaten the environment, costing taxpayers millions annually. The documentary delves into the root causes, including rising living costs, limited marina space, and enforcement challenges, while highlighting new initiatives like Transport Canada’s Abandoned Boats Program. Through interviews with affected residents, government officials, and industry experts, Abandoned Dreams sheds light on this pressing issue and the innovative solutions shaping the future of BC’s coastlines.
Prehistoric Survivor
The documentary film Prehistoric Survivor: The White Sturgeon will offer viewers a first-hand, up-close and personal glimpse into this magnificent beast, showcasing the magnitude of its strength and size. It will also cover the conservation efforts and the world-class excitement that these giant fish offer to anglers. The creative vision for this documentary will be to combine dynamic footage of angling for this modern dinosaur and a closer look at the conservation efforts in place. Featuring jaw-dropping scenery of the Fraser River, from its mouth in Richmond, BC to its headwaters in BC’s Interior, this will be an interview style documentary that weaves in fascinating interviews with industry experts from each of the conservation stakeholders, providing context to the dramatic on-water footage.
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Wild Harvest
The documentary, Wild Harvest‑Foraging on BC’s West Coast, will explore the history and culture around foraging for wild plants and fungi on the west coast of Canada. Utilizing interviews and on-site explorations with First Nations Plant Knowledge Expert, Holly Bikadi. naturalists and educators like Linda Gabris and the foraging team from West Coast Wild Foods, the film will dig deep into the roots and knowledge of the how, what, and where to harvest these plants safely and sustainably. The story will also explore why people are driven to go after a natural bounty. From interests of living off the land, getting in tune with our heritage, as well as familiarizing one’s self to natural surroundings in deep nature. For those who spend time in the bush, it’s a guide to learning more about what is available and safe in these surroundings. s understand the context and background of your work. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start.
Then & Now - Sportfishing for Salmon in British Columbia
Then and Now: Sport Fishing in BC chronicles the rich history and uncertain future of recreational salmon fishing on British Columbia’s coast. Highlighting the importance of salmon to BC’s economy, culture, and environment, the documentary traces the evolution of sport fishing from unregulated beginnings to the heavily managed industry of today. It explores the five salmon species, their remarkable life cycle, the role of technology and regulation, and the impact of Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s hatchery programs. Combining stunning visuals and expert insights, Then and Now celebrates BC’s iconic fishery while advocating for its preservation for future generations.
Hero Lodge
Sunray 21: Healing on the Water follows retired Canadian Infantry Captain Jocelyn Demetre’s journey from the battlefields of Afghanistan to the healing power of nature. After confronting the struggles of PTSD and post-combat life, Demetre found solace in the outdoors, leading him to create a unique retreat for fellow veterans. Since 2014, he has guided dozens of veterans annually to a remote fishing lodge on Great Slave Lake, offering solitude, cultural connection, and therapeutic fishing experiences. This documentary captures Demetre’s story, the program’s impact, and the bravery of those seeking healing in the pristine wilderness of the Northwest Territories.