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Little road trip to Nelson. 

Our collective bestie left the Jackson St. compound a few months ago, and we've missed him dearly 🤎 Some moments of our week with Finny.
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Last year, we followed a team of marine scientists into the waters off Hornby Island, British Columbia, where kelp forests that once defined the coastline are quietly vanishing. 

🍿Silent Sanctuary is now streaming free on YouTube. Watch the full film at the link in our bio.

Silent Sanctuary follows the journey of Dr. Lauren Dykman and her team as they embark on a visionary study to restore kelp forests at scale amidst a rapidly warming ocean. If successful, their research could pave the way for restoration efforts across Canada and around the world.

Thank you to every artist and collaborator who helped to bring this film to life.

Directed by: @adamcombs and @carterkirilenko
Starring: Dr. Lauren Dykman
Featuring: Rob and Amanda Zielinski
Producer: @carterkirilenko
DP/Editor: @adamcombs
Underwater Op: @rebs.world
SA Unit: @gareth_williams
Colorist: @camthecolorist
Score: @yehezkelraz
Graphic Design: @reesmorgan_
Supported by: @kelprescue, @regeneration.ca
Special thanks: Hornby Island Diving, @bamfieldmsc @oceanculturelife

#SilentSanctuary #KelpForest #OceanConservation #ClimateAction #MarineScience #OceanRestoration #BluePlanet #PacificNorthwest #BritishColumbia #EnvironmentalFilm #DocumentaryFilm #IndieFilm #OceanLife #UnderwaterFilmmaking #ClimateSolutions #NatureDocumentary #ProtectOurOceans #MarineBiology #EcosystemRestoration #OceanOptimism
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New film out today for the @iucn_official Living Legacy series. 

Recently, I travelled to Greenland on assignment with @bbcstoryworks & @adamcombs to direct a film exploring how communities are navigating the impacts of climate change in the Arctic Ocean.

Watch the full film through the link in my bio.

When we first arrived in Greenland, I remember looking out and seeing icebergs in the distance towering over the small village of Ilulissat—ice that holds hundreds of thousands of years of history. Within it are stories of a people whose identity, culture, and livelihood have long been shaped by this landscape.

As ice patterns shift, the people here are being forced to adapt and find new ways to keep their culture alive. The Arctic Edge reveals this effort and how traditional knowledge continues to guide the decisions shaping the region’s future.

SERIES PRESENTED BY IUCN
PRODUCED BY BBC StoryWorks
PRESENTED BY Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
AGENCY Genero
PRODUCTION COMPANY ReWild Africa

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Alexandra Cockburn
CREATIVE PRODUCER Jude Parker
SERIES LEAD Edward Hunt
CLIENT REP Holly Potter
COMPLIANCE Colin George

DIRECTOR / PRODUCER Carter Kirilenko
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Adam Combs
HEAD OF PRODUCTION Megan May Nelson
PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE Livia Rao
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Grace Carter
EDITOR / SOUND DESIGN / COLOR Adam Combs

FEATURING Aqqalu Olsen, Jenseraq Poulsen

WITH THANKS TO Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat, Ilulissat Isfjordscenter, Kalaallit Nunaanni Aalisartut Piniartullu Kattuffiat, Flemming Nørgaard

#Greenland #ArcticOcean #Arctic #ClimateChange #ArcticClimate #Ilulissat #DocumentaryFilm #EnvironmentalFilm #ClimateStory #OceanStories #IndigenousKnowledge #PolarRegions #ArcticLife #ClimateImpact #ProtectTheArctic #StorytellingForChange #NatureDocumentary #FilmmakingLife #OceanConservation #BBCStoryWorks
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A late 2025 wrapped 💥

Thank you to everyone who made last year such a special one.

The projects I was involved in this year took me to 10 different countries. It was messy at times. burnout, missed flights, sleepless nights that forced me to slow down and rest. At the same time I consistently found myself in conversations with people that challenged my way of thinking, birthed new ideas, and inspired me to keep going. 

This year reminded me that stillness fuels creativity. In a world that constantly rewards doing more, stillness can feel counterintuitive but it was often in periods where I prioritized rest that I had the most clarity.

The projects I am most proud of came from collaboration with artists and clients who are working to build a wilder world . This took me from the South Pacific, to the Arctic Circle, and reminded me why I started making films in the first place.

A few memorable notes: 

🌊 Joined a humpback whale research expedition in Tonga with @10percentfortheocean and @arksenexpeditions. edited a film about the experience with support from @oceanculturelife 

🤿 Started to sharpen my skills in underwater filmmaking

🎬 - travelled to Nunavik to conduct interviews that helped inform a management plan for Beluga whales in the arctic 

🫧 Continued growing my freediving practice. found a community of creatives that share my excitement for the ocean. 

🐘Reached final edit stages on a documentary about one of the last wildernesses in southern Congo

Directed and produced three films for @bbcstoryworks, including one in Greenland exploring how climate change is reshaping traditional ways of life

🌱Our kelp doc toured to some exciting venues including @bloomberggreen 

🌲 Worked with the Mowachaht Muchalaht First Nation to tell a story about preserving culture, language, and land

🏃‍♂️ Ran a 450 km relay across Europe for fun

2026 what you got?
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