A Beach Story: Shipwrecks and the Wild
Stories are everywhere. It’s a message that’s talked about a lot by WorkCabin Creative. So it’s only appropriate that we give a little taste of what that means and show you storytelling in action.
WorkCabin Creative was recently living off the grid to do filmmaking work for the Long Point Bird Observatory in a very remote location. After a busy day of filming, WorkCabin Creative founder Gregg McLachlan enjoyed some relaxation time exploring the landscapes and deserted beaches. He filmed this three-minute vlog using no scripts and no plan. And he spins a tale about a place filled with history and helps your imagination run wild.
Watch the mini vlog narrative A Beach Story: Shipwrecks and the Wild
Enjoy!
Conservation Filmmaker at WorkCabin Creative | Ontario, Canada's Conservation Media House
Gregg McLachlan is a full-time professional conservation filmmaker and photographer based in Ontario, Canada. Since 2010 he has worked in the field with Canada's leading conservation organizations at the local, provincial and national level to tell their stories of research, programs, and causes
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