Reel Water Productions

11/02/2021

Right now leaders from around the world are meeting at As we watch the coastal glaciers of British Columbia rapidly recede, record the highest temperatures ever seen in Canada and witness our forests turn into infernos, action on climate change can’t happen soon enough.

It was an honour to collaborate with and this August on content for COP 26. Spending a week on the glaciers with hit home just how real climate change is.

Never thought speedriding would have a connection to Kermit The Frog and Obama, but everyone has a story connected to

Link in bio to Dear Earth. 100 minutes of content aimed at our leaders at COP 26. Part of Unf**k It. A month of ideas, action and shows produced by You Tube. They say “The planet is totally f**ked.” You say, “Then let’s unf**k it.”

10/25/2021

When a resort closes its doors for good, it isn't long before the elements take hold. Most'ghost resorts' older than a few years have deteriorated, irreparably. Much of the originalinfrastructure at Fortress Mountain is gone.
As such, the stories and memories created there, are what remains. Every individual who spent time at Fortress has a unique story to tell.Learning to ski, meeting a life partner, or participating in the legendary staff parties are just afew of the fleeting memories that risk being forgotten forever.
The Fortress Ghosts premieres at on November 6th. Huge thanks to and for trusting us with this story.

10/17/2021

The high speed package. The Flex 4K sharing space in the packs with the new Red Raptor. While story will always be king, cameras help us get there. Exciting things coming this month from . The new Shin keeping the precious metals safe.

06/07/2021

This is Fairy Creek. Territory of the Pacheedaht and the last unlogged watershed on southern Vancouver Island outside of parks. With less that 3% of British Columbia’s ancient rainforests remaining, people have passionately defended this ecosystem for the past 9 months. The stakes seem obvious.

04/07/2021

The backyard keep growing larger every year. Chasing and through the depths of the coast range the past few weeks has been far more than just a capture, but here are a few grabs. @ Planet Earth

12/30/2020

Thankful the only capture here was being on the opposite side of the lens. 📷 .bowers

11/13/2020

It might be easy to cast doubt on how we harvest 🌲 in 2020. 800 plus trees in a day. For those of us who 💩, blow 👃 and take 📝, we all have to learn to how to work together and find solutions for the the future. Stare reality in the face...the questions are as difficult to look at as they are to answer. Those making our daily convinces a reality are not the enemy.

05/25/2020

In sport, success is often defined by measuring yourself against the competition. With little change to the landscape of Alaska since her first trip 10 years ago,…

05/25/2020

Originate takes home the staff pick award at ! It’s an honor to share these laurels and pick up a coveted . Huge props to for sending the line that sealed this story. your skills in the director’s chair were on point. Link to film in bio. 📷

04/22/2020

We had just pulled the pin on a canyoning expedition in New Zealand and desperately needed to fill the void of that failure. We called benstookesberry looking for a kayaking alternative. Something deep, remote and unique. He mentioned the Beriman River in Papua New Guinea. Superlatives like “deepest canyon in the South Pacific” and “The most visible geologic features in PNG from space” jumped out. But would it be possible to navigate this 4000 ft deep canyon on a remote island in PNG? After 1000’s of questions, countless Google Earth sessions and obsessing on how it might play out, we had more unknowns than knows. Having the privilege to roll the dice and take a risk like this seems distant and luxurious in these current times. 🙏 Planet Earth for the opportunity to see deep inside your veins. First descent of the Beriman River. June 2015. 📷’s @ Palmalmal, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea

11/07/2019

Here comes season two of Originate.

11/07/2019

Here comes season 2 of . Such a pleasure to work alongside to craft these stories. One theme from last season remained ever present. Mother Nature always seems to find a way to make sure that the best laid plans for winter don't stick. But in many ways that has been the beauty of this series. A constant conversation, interesting characters and great team always pushing through the unexpected to find something better. Big thanks to all the athletes and contributors along the way.

Behind the lens, so many people helped make this possible.

Series launches Monday November 11th on .tv_

10/30/2019

Tonight at is the world premiere of a short we created from the second season of . Two years working with has produced many stories, but this one stood out. Progression is difficult to measure, but the best measuring stick is yourself. If you are in Banff tonight, go see and in Alaska on the big screen. The full series launches on Nov 11th. 📷

11/13/2017

Always nice to use the backyard as the canvas. Thanks Emily Harrington for helping showcase our home turf. Destination British Columbia Canada Keep Exploring

British Columbia, Canada’s westernmost province, is an adventurer’s paradise year-round. Journey along with National Geographic Adventurer Emily Harrington a...

04/13/2017

Crazy what hits the cutting room floor sometimes.

02/08/2017

It was pretty special being the crew responsible for capturing this historic event for Parks Canada. Bison are back in Banff.

The first wild bison to roam Banff National Park in more than a century have been transported to a remote valley in a "historic homecoming" aimed at re-establishing a thriving herd.

10/18/2016

North Of Known. The third film of ours making the cut this year for Banff Mountain Film Festival. A six year dream, 500 mile traverse and complete roll of the dice. Alaska is big. and decided it was a good idea to cross the entire Alaska Range hanging under a couple of bed sheets. It made a great story and we are excited for the world premiere in Banff.