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Social Impact

According to a recent survey, Canada now has more than 7,000 social enterprises.  As responsible stewards of public funds, BOC has a 100% success rate with Federal and Provincial grant funding for film and television.  Our social enterprise model brings value to private businesses and delivers award-winning documentary films, raising awareness on key social issues. 

Projects

  • Social Issue – US Department of Energy Solar Decathlon
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, AB, Washington, DC
  • Distribution – ShawTV
  • Video Link YouTube
  • Budget – $184,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – Indigenous – More sustainable homes 
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, AB, Madrid, Spain
  • Distribution – ShawTV
  • Video Link Vimeo
  • Budget – $192,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – US Department of Energy Solar Decathlon
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, AB, Irvine, California
  • Distribution – ShawTV
  • Video Link YouTube
  • Budget – $121,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – Impaired Driving
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, AB
  • Distribution – ShawTV
  • Video Link Vimeo
  • Budget – $133,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – Energy Transition 
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary + Edmonton, AB, San Francisco + Los Angeles, CA
  • Distribution – Colorado Environmental Film Festival / ShawTV
  • Video Link Vimeo
  • Budget – $184,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – Energy Transition 
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary + Edmonton, AB
  • Distribution – ShawTV
  • Video Link Vimeo
  • Budget – $141,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – Energy Transition 
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary + Edmonton, AB, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, Berlin, Germany
  • Distribution – ShawTV
  • Video Link Vimeo
  • Budget – $149,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – Corruption on Aboriginal Reserves
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, AB, North Battleford, SK
  • Distribution – Montreal First Peoples’ Festival / Shaw TV
  • Video Link Vimeo
  • Budget – $182,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – Corruption on Aboriginal Reserves
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, AB, North Battleford, SK
  • Distribution – NA
  • Video Link Vimeo
  • Budget – $158,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – Choices available for families
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer, Lethbridge, AB
  • Distribution – ShawTV
  • Video Link Facebook
  • Budget – $190,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – Choices available for families
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer, Lethbridge, AB
  • Distribution – ShawTV
  • Video Link Facebook
  • Budget – $118,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – African culture in Canada
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, Edmonton, AB, Nairobi, Kenya
  • Distribution – ShawTV/OMNI Television
  • Video Link Facebook
  • Budget – $365,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – LGBTQ
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, AB
  • Distribution – ShawTV
  • Video Link Dropbox
  • Budget – $94,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta
  • Social Issue – Arts & Culture, Cannabis, Immigration
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, AB, Nelson, BC, Nairobi, Kenya, Shenzhen, China
  • Distribution – TELUS Optik TV
  • Video Link Vimeo
  • Budget – $910,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta & Canada
  • Social Issue – Energy Transition 
  • Locations Filmed – Calgary, Okotoks, Edmonton, Banff, Okotoks, AB
  • Distribution – TELUS Optik TV
  • Video Link Vimeo
  • Budget – $960,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta & Canada
  • Social Issue – Most Innovative Companies in Canada
  • Locations Filmed – TBD
  • Distribution – TELUS Optik TV
  • Video Link -TBD
  • Budget – $450,000
  • Governments involved – Alberta & Canada
  • Brand Partnerships – Eavor

Press

April 6, 2018
Community Talk Podcast #12 w/ Matt Keay of WeMaple.

June 22, 2017
660 News – Matt Maples Ep 101.

Feb 4, 2016
Calgary filmmakers shine a new light on Africa with documentary series, Motherland.

March 12, 2015
Timely documentary examines ‘Pipeline Wars’, wins award at Colorado Environmental Film Festival.

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