All we have is the power of one, but we all have it. - Alexandra Morton For the last 4 years, Sea Shepherd has been working to protect the Wild Salmon population. We are not only facing the extinction of this keystone species but everything that depends on it. Coming on the RV Martin Sheen was an eye-opening experience for me to say the least. When I saw the Fish Farms and the fish farms I was horrified. Then I learnt how devastating these farms are... not only are they breeding grounds for disease and virus's they drastically impact the environment that they exist in. There are many layers to the problem. I was truly inspired by the ethos of Sea Shepherd working with the local community, the scientist and first nations in pressuring the fish farms. This film is a tribute to the dedicated crew of the Martin Sheen. I am immensely proud to share this film and be a part of the Sea Sheperd Conservation Society story. Director - Cassie De Colling Cinematography - Clancy Walker, Ruby Kammoora, Tavish Campbell, Cassie De Colling Post Production - Tim Saylor

Here's what happens when you take a group of kids and give them a week off school to film, edit and produce a 7 minute ski movie. We're over the moon to walk away with People's Choice and Best in Show at this year's Intersection with this video. We had a couple close calls and unfortunately one bad injury, but somehow managed pulled it through. A huge thanks to everyone that put it all on the line, we couldn't have done it without you! Athletes : Dylan Runner, Axel Runner, Cobo Alvarez de Toledo, Kate Smith, Jacob Boyd, Carlene Loughlin, Dylan Hardenberg,Ty Urlich, Kai Smart, Austin de St. Croix, Morgan Tien, Jeremy Acland, Lauren Taffe, Sam Degroot, Conor Macdonald and Henry Eckert

Co-Editor, Co-Sound Designer and Co-Colorist For the launch of Jaybird's first truly wireless headphones, we created a foundation of content that visualized the feeling of untethering oneself emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually shown through running, cycling, and lifting. Creative and Technical Lead: Mike Goldstein Produced by Goldstein Productions Client: Jaybird

Farinaz Lari is gym owner, personal trainer, coach, professional fighter, and a world kickboxing champion- the first Iranian woman to win the World kickboxing championship. Farinaz Lari grew up in Tehran and although she dreamed of becoming a martial artist, she was not allowed to pursue the sport because “it wasn’t right for girls.” At age 18, she used her wages from her retail job to take a fitness kickboxing class and she fell in love. “It was it was a kickboxing class with a few girls and a female instructor. It wasn't really serious. And again, at that time it most women were focused on getting fit. After the first session, I was like, ‘Okay, so how do you fight? How do I learn how to fight?’ And then people said, ‘You've got to get a male instructor because women don't teach fighting only men do’.” She was determined to throw herself into the sport and become a fighter, and convinced one of Iran’s top coaches Ali Khanjari, to take her on. She began competing and eventually fighting for Iran in international competitions. Fighting for Iran meant doing so in a hijab with arms and legs covered. Female athletes were treated with less respect and Farinaz remembers a time when the president of the federation told her she couldn’t fight because he didn’t like her attire. Farinaz and her family moved to Canada. “When you move to Canada as a permanent resident, you are still a citizen of another country. So as a citizen of Iran, I was still with the national team of Iran. But I was a permanent resident in Canada working. So every time there was a fight, I was called in for the training camp and then sent off with a team in order to compete, and then I would come back. And that was till October 2013.” In 2014, I become a Canadian citizen. And that's when I wanted to switch teams. In 2013, managed to become the first Iranian woman to win the WAKO world kickboxing championship in 2013. In 2014, after her win, Farinaz became a Canadian citizen and wanted to join Team Canada. Iranian officials responded by accusing her of treason, and handing her two suspensions that left her unable to fight for four years. “There was always this tension of women shouldn't be talking. They shouldn't be having opinions. So I think that bothered them was the fact that I was special, you know, and they were trying to make it make me not very special, making me feel like I don't have a chance if I'm not with them.“ “I was always angry, I was always so mad at what happened, there wasn't a day that I wouldn't think about it. But I put all of that energy into training. I was constantly exercising constantly sparring constantly, you know, trying to up my game. My biggest motto is just to be 1% better than yesterday.” Her passion for the sport and a determination to prove herself, kept her motivated to continue training so she’d be in prime condition when the restriction was lifted. Farinaz is now a member of Team Canada and fights professionally. In 2016, she was the Canadian National Amateur Flyweight Muay Thai Champion. She owns and operates District Warrior, a kickboxing and Muay Thai training studio, with her coach (and now husband) Ali. ABOUT TRUE CALLING: Our philosophy is simple: love what you do. Whatever you're passionate about and decide to pursue in life, get after it. Embrace that gut instinct that knows when you are being true to yourself and do something, however big or small, to make a difference to the world in your own unique way. True Calling is a media company that produces short, inspiring documentaries about people who love what they do. Cinematic and inspiring, our feel-good videos are built for the web, with a reach of 44M+ worldwide. True Calling compels viewers with both branded and non-branded episodes on human ambition, across a variety of digital platforms, including Amazon and Discovery Education. Website: http://truecallingmedia.com/ Follow us and help share our stories!

Lillea Goian stands out. And she wouldn’t have it any other way. This 20-year-old fashion designer is pushing boundaries with bright, gender-fluid outfits that explore the concept of individuality. The clothing is vibrant, bold, exciting and expressive with a sense of humour. Her work has been featured in Vogue, Nylon, Forbes magazine and she’s had shows at Tokyo, New York and Vancouver Fashion week. “People might think it’s odd. But people are going to respect the fact that I’m not just doing what everybody else is doing.” Growing up in Nelson, BC, Lillea was obsessed with fashion at an early age. “As a kid fashion totally did define who I was. I just knew I wanted to do something in the fashion world. My mom, she would take me to all the funky little consignment stores and dress me and cool stuff. I would just play dress up and change my outfit like six times a day.” She moved to Vancouver to enroll in fashion school. “Fashion school was not what I expected. I started to realize that I wasn't the same as everyone else in the fashion industry. And I walked in and I was like oh my god, I don't fit it. Everybody looked, I don't know, really girly. I saw all the girls in their little like high heels, and their skinny jeans with the rips in the knees... and so I tried to fit in and I did that for three or four months. And then I was like, ‘I want to do me – end of story’.” From that point on, Lillea decided to remain true to herself and bring her eccentric and unique sensibility to her clothing design - and her clothing line Profanity was born. “I hope that my story can help people understand that it's totally okay to be yourself. And like, if you feel out of place… that may not be a bad thing, and like that may develop into something really beautiful.” ABOUT TRUE CALLING: Our philosophy is simple: love what you do. Whatever you're passionate about and decide to pursue in life, get after it. Embrace that gut instinct that knows when you are being true to yourself and do something, however big or small, to make a difference to the world in your own unique way. True Calling is a media company that produces short, inspiring documentaries about people who love what they do. Cinematic and inspiring, our feel-good videos are built for the web, with a reach of 44M+ worldwide. True Calling compels viewers with both branded and non-branded episodes on human ambition, across a variety of digital platforms, including Amazon and Discovery Education. Website: http://truecallingmedia.com/ Follow us and help share our stories!

New from Powder Productions, Crafted is our latest video series, where we take you behind the scenes to see how your ski gear is made. In episode one, we pull back the curtain on the creation of Nordica’s Enforcer project from their factory in the heart of the Austrian Alps.

Co-Director, Co-Cinematographer, Editor and Colorist A surreal, high-concept fashion film set to reveal the contradictory nature of opposition. Written, Directed & Shot by Mike Goldstein, Bronwyn Davies & Tim Saylor Produced by Goldstein Productions

Sound, Sound Mastering 'Strange Adventures' chronicles the lives of Seeking Nirvana’s four characters. Highlighting the groups background and each individual's history we learn how and why Seeking Nirvana was formed. Revisiting some of the series most memorable moments, we soon find our group preparing for their mostly grand endeavour yet. Landing in the remote and breathtaking maze of fjords in North West Norway, our seekers set off on their most ambitious journey. Standing on the weathered deck of a 100 year old ship, Seeking Nirvana scales massive couloirs, challenging lines, and new experiences in an otherworldly location. Filmed in North West Norway #SeekingNirvana #StrangeAdventures @seeking.nirvana Featuring: Mike Henitiuk / @mikeheni Joe Schuster / @joe_schuster Matt Margetts / @mattmargetts Riley Leboe / @rileyleboe Supported By: EDGEtv - @edgetvnetwork Norrøna - @norrona Tyrolia - @tyroliabindings Fjord Norway Visit Northwest Norway Produced By: Edge TV August Winter Seeking Nirvana Editing, Sound and Colour: Leigh Powis Scrap Creative Additional Editing: Geoff Hewat Zac Hoffman South Chair Media Riley Leboe Sound & Mastering: Tim Saylor Colour: Bryan Ralph Cinematography: Taylor Loughran Jamie Tanner Aerial Cinematography: Jamie Tanner Dylan Ross Christian Rajec @christianrajec Narration: Colby James West