


It’s a busy season for conservation video work
In the conservation video production business, the months of March, April and May are busy seasons for many reasons. First, many of those video projects that were filmed during the previous autumn have delivery...



The 5 Most Important Ingredients for Effective Conservation Storytelling
Take a few minutes and reflect on the last great movie that you watched. There are usually the same three ingredients that help cr...



How to write better environmental job ads
It’s not always a slam dunk that you’ll find the right fit for an employee that you’re hoping to attract through a new conse...



3 Reasons Why Organization Storytelling Is The Future Of Conservation
Today’s society is fast-paced. We live our daily lives consumed by the digital age and its conveniences. Clicks have become ...



Conservation Storytelling With Photography
Fantastic! Your organization has excellent photos on Instagram! Everyone is hitting the heart button to show their love. But is th...



Being real and natural matters in conservation videos
No doubt, you’ve seen the words somewhere on this website describing our conservation and outdoors videography style as real...



Filming new video series for Birds Canada
WorkCabin Creative has started video work on a multi-part series for Birds Canada, Canada’s national bird conservation organ...



Video work for an Ontario land trust
WorkCabin Creative is working with the Long Point Basin Land Trust to film and produce a new video series. The multi-video series ...



WorkCabin filming new videos for Canadian corporate sustainability program
WorkCabin Creative is doing video work this month in a variety of landscapes as part of its work with a national organization on a...



Save 30% on all conservation video work for balance of 2020
Conservation organizations have tight budgets in these challenging times of Covid19. We get it. Totally. WorkCabin Creative wants ...