Fail Canadian GIF by CanFilmDay
Fail Canadian GIF by CanFilmDay
Fail Canadian GIF by CanFilmDay
The clear winner of the competition! She beat the runner up by at least 10-15 feet.
Part two.
Une aventure vécue dans la taïga et la toundra arctique canadienne, inspirée par un Voyage Extraordinaire de Jules Verne. Conduits par l'écrivain, trois aventuriers découvrent un territoire authentique au pays des trappeurs amérindiens et inuit. <br /> <br />Un film documentaire de 52' réalisé par Dominique Simonneau et Pascal Hémon, coproduit par Diagonale Groenland et Télénantes avec le soutien du musée Jules Verne de Nantes.
A competitor makes a good go at the "airplane game" during Nunavut Day celebrations in Kugluktuk
Two women compete: leg wrestling! During Nunavut Day, in Kugluktuk.
Préparation de l'expédition MARCHEURS DU GRAND NORD 2010 en Vanoise, ou comment s'entrainer en transportant des bûches dans sa pulka. <br />Avec Pascal Hémon, Yann Couillard et Céline Espardellier. Images et montage : Dominique Simonneau. <br />Un BONUS du DVD Marcheurs du Grand Nord
The winner of the men's competition...men have to keep their arms straight out to the side, whereas the women are allowed to bend their elbows to a 90 degree angle.
Two members of a professional drum dancing team do a demonstration for Ontario and Kug students.
Muskoxen during the mating season in the Fall south of Kugluktuk, Nunavut (Canada). Filmed with the URSAminiPro & Sigma 150-600mm in 4K RAW 60fps. Colour graded and downsized to HD 1080p 30fps for upload.
Synopsis: The Grizzlies is based on the true story of Russ Sheppard, a high school teacher who moved to the town of Kugluktuk, Nunavut in 1998. and started a lacrosse team, which changed the community’s way of life forever. Trailer courtesy of Mongrel Media More about the cast & crew: http://www.northernstars.ca/movie/the-grizzlies/
On the shortest day of the year, we went 130 miles south from Kugluktuk to have a peak at the sun and find some animals. It was nice to see large groups of caribou. This is a short edit of the shots I got during the trip. Caribou were hard to approach without disturbance and I had to restrict the filming to fairly long shots.
Rosemarie explains the need for both western and traditional healing methods. Rosemarie Meyok is an Inuit Elder from Kugluktuk in the Kitikmeot Region of Nunavut. She provided end of life care for both her parents.
A video of a presentation I've given several times that chronicles a trip I took from Kugluktuk to Kangerlussuaq. When I give the presentation, I narrate each image. But here, the video soundtrack is that of David Newland, who was one of the singer-songwriters on our trip. You can read the narration here: https://www.digitalrabbit.org/general-9
I got this beautiful knife from my wife for Christmas. It was custom made locally by Myles Pedersen (Kugluktuk). I thought it would be a perfect prop to practice filming and editing a commercial. I also took a shot at playing the guitar for the music. All quickly done with my phone this afternoon. Resolution was lowered for upload. I’ll be glad to hear constructive criticism.
We paddled from Rocknest lake to Kugluktuk in 15 days, in July 2023. We had originally planned to paddle the Broken Skull and Nahanni Rivers, but due to heavy smoke in the Nahanni Region, we were forced to change our plans 24h before departing. We drove the extra distance to Yellowknife and Air Tindi were able to fly us in right away. We had found some info about the river, but not a ton, and a lot of it wasn't accurate, probably due to the conditions of the river. It was record low, and reco
The fear of public speaking and what lies on the other side of conquering that fear
Olga Kouklaki live on the stage of TEDxUniversityofNicosia
The kids in Kugluktuk are on a roll.
Kugluktuk, Nunavut, has no road access to other cities—yet people live, work, and thrive here. This video shows how residents ...