360° Video Production

Here is how the work lines up. Canadian 360-degree video production spans the immersive heritage and natural-history catalogue better than almost any market on earth. Niagara Falls, the CN Tower and Toronto skyline, Stanley Park Vancouver, Old Montreal, Quebec City UNESCO, Lunenburg UNESCO, the Banff and Jasper Rocky Mountain corridor with Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, Yukon Aurora-belt shoots, Iqaluit and Nunavut Arctic captures, and Newfoundland Iceberg Alley along the Twillingate coast.

Here is the short of it. Our crews run Insta360 Titan, Insta360 Pro 2, Z-CAM K2 Pro and GoPro Max 360 camera packages from rental houses tied to Pinewood Toronto, Vancouver Film Studios and MELS Cité du cinéma Montreal, with Transport Canada RPAS-certified aerial ops for Banff, Jasper and Lake Louise drone-mounted 360 work. Banff National Park and Jasper National Park permits route through Parks Canada and need lead-time co-ordination our location managers handle directly. Ambisonic audio comes via Sennheiser Ambeo and Zoom H3-VR rigs sourced through Toronto and Vancouver rental houses, with francophone production support running through MELS Montreal for any Quebec-side shoot.

Here is the breakdown. Pre-Columbian Group of Seven landscape reference, Atanarjuat Inuit cinema natural-light aesthetics and the Villeneuve cinematic vocabulary (Dune Part Two amber and cyan, Blade Runner 2049 saffron and teal) all carry into the 360 grading pipeline at Firm 3 Toronto, Deluxe Vancouver, MELS Post Montreal and Vision Globale — facilities that already handle ProRes 4444 XQ masters, stitching, nadir removal and platform-exact delivery for YouTube VR, Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro and museum-grade installations commissioned by Destination Canada and the provincial tourism boards (Ontario Tourism, Destination BC, Tourisme Québec, Travel Alberta).

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Research teamwork runs through Sheridan College Oakville digital media programs, Vancouver Film School VR specialisations, Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson) and Concordia University Montreal, our coordinators carry CBSA ATA carnet forms for any imported VR rigs, and tax-credit forms stacks CPTC 25% federal labour with Ontario OPSTC 21.5%, BC PSTC 28% plus regional or Quebec QPSTC based on principal-photography province — with Telefilm Canada and CMF Experimental / Indigenous stream filings handled through final delivery.