Reel Water’s primary focus is creating adventure media that represents the lifestyle, environments and personalities inherent in outdoor sports.  Although specializing in kayaking films, our location in Southwest British Columbia provides unique opportunities for filming a wide range of sports, wildlife and documentary subjects.  Here are a few examples of our award winning films and projects we have been involved with.

	PACIFIC HORIZONS…exploring the Northwest coast by kayak Winner of the 2008 Reel Paddling Film Festival and a finalist at the 2007 Banff Mountain Film Festival, Pacific Horizons was the first ever adventure sea kayaking film to document the world class sea kayaking destinations and paddlers of the Pacific Northwest.  With segments on the huge tidal waves of the inside passage, Orca whales of the San Juan Islands, exposed coast of Oregon and much more, Pacific Horizons captures the essence of the sea and inspires all audience to get out an explore the ocean.   READ MORE HERE
	IMMERSION RESEARCH VACATION TO HELL In August 2006 The Range Life crew’s video application won them a shot at the first descent of the Rio Huallaga in Peru’s North Central Andes.  A remote region of Peru and the last reamaining un run tributary to the Amazon River.  The Range Life team consisted of Reel Water core staff Bryan Smith, Todd Gillman, Shane Robinson and Andrew Oberhardt.  Part of the assignment  was to document the expedition from as many angles as possible.  From the planning phases to the actual the whitewater of the Huallaga and from the team members to the culture of Peru.  READ MORE HERE
	49 MEGAWATTS Reel Water spent the Spring of 2007 producing the film 49 Megawatts out of a desperate need to get the message out on the give away of hundreds of rivers in British Columbia.  Through the passing of controversial Bill 30 the local community of Squamish was stripped of the of their rights in the zoning process on the Ashlu River and the private hydro project moved foreward without adequate environmental oversight and long term planning for the region.  READ MORE HERE
	BC SUMMER 2006 Inspired by all the great whitewater footage the Bryan Smith, Shane Robinson, and Todd Gillman collected over the summer of 2006, Reel Water produced the 12 minute short BC Summer 06 the following winter.  With shots on the Ashlu River from aerial zip lines, big waterfalls, colorful personalities, and great lifestyle footage it won "Best Overall" at the 2006 National Paddling Film Festival. READ MORE HERE
	YOUNG BLOOD Matt Madaloni is one of Squamish’s best known climbers and constantly pushing the limits of what interests him in the sport.  Deep water soloing in places like Viet Nam and Malta hooked him on climbing without a rope.  Using both his skills as a rigger and willingness to try new things, Matt took soloing over land with a net for protection in an attempt to free solo the 5.13c Young Blood.  Reel Water produced a short on Matt’s attempts which has been used by NAU in their Collective film series.  READ MORE HERE

.