A project I worked on as the Director of Photography and Camera Operator.
As Metro Vancouver's population increases, so does the need for drinking water. But getting that drinking water to more people takes more than just turning on the tap to full blast. Massive digging machines, giant underground pipes, and commercial divers are all part of the high-stakes process.
A project I worked on as the Director of Photography and Camera Operator. 
Construction of the new North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant is technically complex, because of its innovative design and compact site. But using 3D computer images, known as Building Information Models or BIM, has revolutionized and streamlined infrastructure construction, combining design, coordination, and decision making all within one shared platform.
This is video has over 500,000 views and climbing. I was the Director of Photography on this project for Metro Vancouver. It follows a crew of divers heading deep underground to do maintenance work on the cutter head of a tunnel boring machine.
A project I worked on as the Director of Photography and Camera Operator. It was the lowering of a tunnel boring machine into a deep pit that would see the machine bore a tunnel under the Fraser River. This marked the start to a 2 year long tunnelling project for the large machine. The entire project is still ongoing.
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