In the spirit of the season, Hemmings House Pictures would like to extend our best wishes to you and your kin!
Our offices will be closed for the holidays from the 23rd until the 2nd of January.
Have a safe and happy holiday season and we will see you in the new year!
How Hemmings House Pictures has helped United Way SJKC tell their story!
We understand that a client’s vision, mission, and message necessarily evolves over time. This is why we put in the work to always understand a client’s needs along every step of their journey, so Hemmings House, and the content we produce, can evolve along with them.
In this video, Alexya Heelis, Executive Director of United Way serving Saint John, Kings and Charlotte, provides a testimonial for our skilled team at Hemmings House, highlighting our ability to capture the emotional impact of United Way’s “Songs of the City” at the Imperial Theatre for the past two years.
Special thanks to Imperial Theatre and United Way serving Saint John, Kings and Charlotte for their support!
Director: Tim Davidson
Producer: Andrew MacRae
Executive Producer: Amy Stewart
Production Accountant: Haley Adams
Production Coordinator: Calvin White
Grip: Gavin Downes
Behind the Scenes Camera: Leyi Chen
Editor: Laura McCarthy
Mental Health Monday, Featuring Vanguarde Wellness
May is Mental Health Awareness Month!
Every Monday this month, we will be highlighting Hemmings House projects that represent our mission of positive-impact storytelling with a focus on Mental Health Awareness.
Our first #MentalHealthMonday post features Hemmings House client Vanguard Wellness, an agency that supports retired military personnel for mental health therapy. In this video Canadian Forces veteran Trevor Bungay shares his experience living with PTSD and how he found a path to healing.
Check out Vanguard Wellness to learn more about their efforts.
And if you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, learn more about mental health services in Canada at https://www.wellnesstogether.ca/en-CA.
A huge congratulations to Eastern Eastern Charlotte Waterways (ECW) for becoming a partner of @1% for the Planet , where businesses support non profits who are committed to protecting our environment!
As a proud partner of 1% for the Planet, Hemmings House provides 1% of our topline sales to environmental nonprofits around the world. We are thrilled that ECW, a local environmental nonprofit, has joined this international movement.
In this video, Greg Hemmings from Hemmings House and Briana Cowie from Eastern Charlotte Waterways talk about how we work together to contribute to this important global cause.
We can’t wait for the great things we will do together!
The Hemmings House Pictures 2022 Year-in-Review video is now live!
As we look forward to an exciting 2023, it’s important to reflect on our amazing achievements in the past year at Hemmings House Pictures, Patio Pictures, and Hemmings Films.
We can’t wait to share the exciting projects we have in store for you this year!
If you or your organization would like to know more about our positive impact storytelling, email us at [email protected]
Hemmings House wishes you all a peaceful and restorative holiday!
After Friday, December 23rd, The Hemmings House Pictures office will be officially closed for the holidays, re-opening on Monday, January 3rd at 8:30 am!
Our team will take this time to recharge and look ahead to the new year; we are excited about all the amazing projects we have lined up for 2023!
Film Festival season is COOKIN’ for our film Cadence! What an honour to be able to screen our film at one of our favourite film festivals, Silverwave in Fredericton, New Brunswick!
Cadence will screen in person in the following program:
People and Places (Resilience)
Sun – Nov 6, 2022 – 2:00 PM
Venue: Charlotte Street Arts Centre
732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton, NB
Here is what the film is all about!
When Emily Rodger entered the cycling community at an older age, she turned heads. It didn’t take long for her to realise that she was a gifted athlete and was, for the first time, finding a passion in sport. She had an exciting new life-path to explore, until everything suddenly changed when she was struck by a car on a training ride. Emily suffered severe facial and head injuries. Her life and career hung in the balance. Through years of surgeries and physio, she rediscovered fly fishing as a way to cope with PTSD and a brain injury that resulted from the accident. But this did not stop Emily from getting back onto her bike. Emily would go on to win world championships twice until a second race-course collision again brought her to think deeply about purpose.
As an elite angler and executive coach, Emily now travels around the world to fly fish and publicly speak, using her own traumatic experiences to help others overcome their own.
WHOA! Another film festival for our film Cadence! The film is about world-champion cyclist Emily Rodger as she survives a critical accident, and uses her fly fishing rod to help overcome her trauma. Join us in Shediac New Brunswick for the Shediac Film Festival, Monday, September 26th to watch our film alongside some other fantastic pics!
Festival info can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/544431818972804/
We at Hemmings Films are excited that our partners Clem McIntosh & Sandy Hunter , also of Cultivation Pictures, have their film "Sugaring" as an official selection for FIN (Atlantic International Film Festival), screening competitively this Sunday, September 18th at 3:30 at Parklane Cinemas in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Sugaring is an audiovisual meditation on the traditional practice of maple syruping in New Brunswick.
When we started exploring the idea of sharing the inspirational story about our dear friend Emily Rodger’s dramatic ascent to the podium, we had no idea that it would evolve into a short film for film festivals, and now as an hour-long documentary for CBC and Gem! Emily’s life was dramatically changed twice by near-fatal collisions while she was on her bike. The film follows her as she overcomes her injuries, which leads her back to the pastime of her childhood and she discovers her own peace.
Watch the film this Saturday, September 17th at 9pm on CBC television or on CBC Gem.
