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04/29/2026

We spent the day with the team at Impossible Metals as they tested groundbreaking technology right here in Halifax.

Four miles beneath the ocean surface, critical metals like nickel, cobalt, and copper are essential to powering the global energy transition. The challenge is how to access them responsibly.

What we saw was a new approach. Autonomous robotics & artificial intelligence. A system designed to identify and avoid marine life while operating in one of the most extreme environments on Earth.
This is where innovation meets responsibility and where the future of resource exploration is being redefined.

04/28/2026

We had the pleasure of collaborating on an exciting project with a future NHL star and 2026 draft prospect.

Spending the day with him and his family was truly inspiring. He’s competitive, motivated, disciplined, and fully dedicated to his craft.

Getting back on the ice was a thrill, not only skating alongside him, but capturing his skill and story on film.

Huge thanks to Evolutions Training Facility and .hockey for having us out and everyone who helped bring this project together.

What made it even more special is that this hometown hero is from Fredericton, where I was born and raised..

- Josh Stickles - Lohnes

04/28/2026

Spent the day with the team at Impossible Metals as they tested groundbreaking technology right here in Halifax.

Four miles beneath the ocean surface, critical metals like nickel, cobalt, and copper are essential to powering the global energy transition. The challenge is how to access them responsibly.

What we saw was a new approach. Autonomous robotics. Precision AI. A system designed to identify and avoid marine life while operating in one of the most extreme environments on Earth.

This is where innovation meets responsibility and where the future of resource exploration is being redefined.

Full video below.

Inside Eureka 2: The Autonomous Robot | AnchorViewMedia | Video Production Halifax

03/20/2026

03/19/2026

Last August we teamed up with Proper Cloth for a campaign shoot across Nova Scotia and honestly it was one of those projects that just clicked.

We had their New York crew in town and built everything around real locations and real moments. Peggy’s Cove, Duncan’s Cove, High Head Trail, and out to Sambro Island with local fisherman Harold Henneberry and his two sons Hunter and Sawyer. That day on the water was something else.

Day one was all about using the Atlantic. Wind, light, movement, letting the clothing breathe in the environment. Day two leaned into maritime culture, a bit more raw, a bit more grounded.

Our team handled everything on the ground from storyboarding to location scouting to full production support. Multiple vehicles, tight crew, everyone locked in. Even our Dalmatian made its way into the creative conversations.

The NYC boys wanted seafood every day which was an easy yes.

These are the kind of projects we love. Good people, strong vision, and letting the environment do its thing.

STORIES THAT STICK. VISUALS THAT BARK

03/06/2026

02/14/2026

Last summer, AnchorViewMedia joined WWF Canada's another carbon measurement training initiative in Newfoundland. We learned about Indigenous knowledge, environmental stewardship, and climate action through classroom sessions and fieldwork. We're grateful to the Miawpukek First Nation for their Leadership & Trust.

02/13/2026

Over the past months, we’ve been producing ongoing content with Planetary focused on one goal:

Expand reach.
Educate the community.
Scale the impact.

Storytelling allows complex ocean climate innovation to become clear, accessible, and actionable.

02/12/2026

We were thrilled to be part of Hockey Day in Canada in Moncton, New Brunswick this year! Huge thank you to Keystone studio & Subaru of Moncton.

12/15/2025

We’re releasing a full-length film with Autoport Limited highlighting culture, safety, and logistics.

Production spans multiple locations, including travel to Toronto to capture additional operations across North America, showcasing the people and systems behind the work.