About Us
Ian MacKenzie is a new media producer based in Vancouver, BC.
He has a background in video journalism, and has produced a number of segments dealing with topics as diverse as eco-consumerism, peak oil, and music culture.
In 2009, he worked on Word Travels, a travel reality series airing on OLN, CityTV, and National Geographic.
Ian has also directed and produced short films, including an animated based on Ray Bradbury’s The Pedestrian, as well as The Killing Fields, inspired by a visit to Cambodia’s Tuol Sleng prison.
More recently, Ian produced the full-length Spiritually Incorrect, based on the live stage show of author/activist Alan Clements.
Ian has also created a variety of online projects including Let Me On Survivor and the spiritual travel magazine Brave New Traveler.
His latest project is the full-length documentary based on The One Week Job project, chronicling the epic journey of one man working 52 jobs in 52 weeks.
He holds a BA in Communication from Simon Fraser University, and a Diploma from Long Ridge Writer’s Group.
Karen
After ten years of working in software development, Karen found her personal yoga practice taking an increasingly important role in her life.
In the spring of 2009, she made a major life transition and left the technology company she co-founded. Soon the opportunity to combine her passion for yoga with her business background arose, and Karen became co-owner of Newport Yoga.
Luckily, she still develops websites at the same time.
Chris
Since April, Chris has been living in a beautiful little city called Port Moody, not too far from Vancouver. For 23 years prior he lived in the land of Kilts, Bagpipes and the Loch Ness Monster (Scotland).
In 2005, he formally studied it at Glasgow Caledonian University, where he received a BSc in Multimedia Technology. Chris has been involved with web design in some way or another for around 10 years now, and he still loves the buzz when turning a client’s rough idea into a tangeable, useable solution.
Chris is a bit of a perfectionist and likes to make things look pretty. He’s constantly learning and looking for ways to improve.
