Campbellton, NB quickly surprised me. Rick Hutchinson (Hutchinson Creative Communication) seems to be the meeting point of a lot of cool things. He connected me with Shiretown – northern New Brunswick’s brewery. We decided to come up with a simple ad, and this is what we got:
Paul Stanley came from New Zealand to be the Chief Executive Officer of Listuguj – the First Nations community between Quebec and New Brunswick. Read Profile of Paul Stanley from the Campbellton Tribune (PDF)
Folk Media Communications is my video production, and communications company operating out of northern New Brunswick, but serving the entire east coast. We specialize in business communications and promotions, event recording, weddings, and “collaborative content.”
The first example of “Collaborative Content.” Shiretown’s Derek Leslie already wanted to give back to the arts community, and with the help of Hutchinson Creative Communications, we all came up with this live sessions series – shot inside Shiretown’s brewery. Here is the intro to the first episode with John Hutchinson. Links to the two […]
I’m working in Campbellton, New Brunswick, and I’ve been very surprised. A lot of interesting stories have come up. A good chunk have come from Listuguj First Nation. Wind Farm: The Mi’gmawei Mawiomi Secretariat brought a windfarm project to the area, and I love everything about it. Jeff Barnaby: Jeff Barnaby is a talented filmmaker who recently got […]
The time has come to scratch the itch myself. I was laid off from Brunswick News on boxing day. Newspapers are contracting – it’s not like this is a surprise to me. I do love them. But, this may be for the best. I have long believed I could rival newspaper wages by taking those same […]
Here is a video I made of my trip across the continent. On my way back to New Brunswick for a newspaper job, I broke up the 60 hour drive with landscape photography and video shoots. Once settled, I put it together, wrote a small song for it, and this is what came out:
Until I can get around to writing something decent, here’s just the intro I wrote about myself when I started working at The Tribune in Campbellton. You can read the PDF here