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Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada
Orenda Films
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Alpha-Omega Productions (AO Pro) is a provincially recognized and award winning indigenous film and video production company. They are owned and operated in Kamloops, BC on the traditional territory of the Secwepemc peoples. We believe that everyone has a story to tell. As an indigenous production company, AO Pro implements modern technologies to preserve traditional storytelling and knowledge sharing. Whether you are a business, a not-for-profit or an individual, you have something to share. As a production company, our art is to interpret your story in a concise, visual manner that is both creative and original. We use film, photography and graphic design as our medium and means of communicating. This enables us to create relatable and personal content which allows us to build stronger relationships between businesses and their clients.The mission of AO Pro is to produce top-notch, award worthy film and video productions no matter who it's for or what the budget is. We have strong values that we bring to the table for every project.Alpha-Omega Productions services include: corporate communications, social media marketing, business advertising, commercial productions, documentary films, short films, feature films, colour corrections, audio recordings, aerial cinematography & photography, graphic design, website development & blogging and data management. AO Pro is also insured and licensed for using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV's) in the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta by Transport Canada.Previous clients of AO Pro include: New Relationship Trust, Four Directions Management Services, Munro/Thompson, Royal Inland Hospital Foundation, Gladue Writers Society, Ministry of Environment - BC Parks, Klahoose First Nation, BC Achievement Foundation, British Columbia Institute of Agrology, Octagon Films, Point Blank Entertainment, Type One Entertainment, Breakfast Club of Canada, Big Coat TV and Indigenous Corporate Training Inc.