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Great Bear Rainforest Cruise and Videography Workshop, with Pat & Baiba       Sept 29 - Oct 5, '08

Last autumn Pat spent several weeks in the Great Bear Rainforest area working alongside wildlife film specialists Jeff and Sue Turner. The Turners are producing a documentary about the life cycle of the salmon for the BBC Planet Earth Series, and Pat shot a "making of" film that will accompany theirs, for broadcast in 2008.

While on the shoot, he met the Campbell family, who operate Mothership Adventures aboard their beautifully restored award-winning wooden motor launch, Columbia III, which plies the heavily forested coastline of the Inside Passage of British Columbia. They invited Pat and Baiba to come back Sept 29 - Oct 5/08 and conduct an onboard video workshop in the same region.

The Columbia III has a perfect galley for watching the wildlife and scenic footage that we will shoot every day, on shore and from a motorized zodiac raft. Eagles, bears, spawning salmon, and maybe even a rare sighting of a coastal wolf or white "spirit bear" will challenge us to shoot, edit and bring home a personal video diary of our week spent in this pristine protected wilderness.

For workshop details, please contact us directly, and cruise details visit

Mothership Adventures

  Welcome Aboard the Columbia III!

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Hockey Night….in Ladakh  (a documentary proposal)

The 10-minute short has been screened at the following places:

** 2005 Banff Mountain Film Festival,

** 2005 Himalayan Film Festival,

** 2004 Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival

Based on the enthusiastic response we have received to the short teaser, we are searching for further funding to go back to Ladakh to shoot a complete documentary in Jan. 2009.

       


Skate prizes Leh
Synopsis: On the newly emerging ice hockey scene in Asia, the New Delhi Sacred Bulls, a scratch team of expat Canadians who live and work in Delhi, fly up to Leh annually to take on the locals in what always turns out to be a breathtaking match. Breathtaking --because the outdoor rink is as high as Mt Robson, the tallest peak in the Canadian Rockies.

In 2003 the NHL Player’s Association in Canada recognized the historic interest in the game (Ladakhis have been playing an underequipped form of the game for the past 30 years) and generously donated 50 sets of hockey gear to the indigenous players in Leh. Now all that needs to be done is for the NHL to send a coach so the Ladakhis can develop their skills to the point where they stand a chance against the fast talking, slow skating Canucks.

In Jan 2009, the New Delhi Sacred Bulls will be returning to Leh for another tournament. We hope to be there to film it.

       Rink Leh
 


 

Playing hockey at altitude,

Leh hockey rink (3474m)
©Pat Morrow
 






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