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Double Barrel Studios

EXPAND YOUR STORY. Video & animation agency. Based in Canada, serving the world. We create content. Award-winning content. You could even consider us hired guns.

Stories that sing, promo pieces that appeal, podcast series that enlighten and entertain. We go wherever we’re needed, whenever we’re needed. Chances are good we’re aiming our cameras at something, somewhere, right now. And the results are spectacular. We’ve produced content for CTV, CBC & the Toronto Star. From national broadcasts to niche digital distribution – there’s one thing for certain. It’s not so much about the method of distribution anymore – it’s about the message. And that, dear reader, is our specialty.

21/09/2026

What does it mean to be a woman in Canada’s military? And how has that story changed over the last century?

Those are some of the questions at the heart of a new short documentary we created for Veterans Affairs Canada - now part of its 2026 Veterans’ Week educational resources. HER STORY: Canadian Women in Uniform explores the experiences of women in Canada’s military, and this fall, it will reach more than 65,000 educators across the country.

But here’s the part we really love.

Veterans Affairs Canada has developed a lesson plan that asks students to watch our film alongside a 1944 Canadian Women’s Army Corps recruitment film from the National Film Board, The Proudest Girl in the World.
Students will compare how women in Canada’s military are represented in each, and look at what those differences say about how attitudes toward women and military service have changed. Two films. More than 80 years apart.

Our film is also supported by a research activity and discussion guide and featured in Veterans Affairs Canada’s new educational hub dedicated to teaching youth about Canadian women’s military service.

At Double Barrel, we do a lot of work with organizations telling stories that carry history, lived experience and a fair bit of complexity. This was one of them. We’re proud to have created it, and even prouder to see it being used to get young Canadians asking questions, looking at history and having conversations.

Working with a story that carries some weight? We’d love to hear about it. Reach out to us: [email protected]

17/09/2026

You can know a lot about a subject and still not understand what it’s like to live it. That distinction matters - especially when you’re creating content with communities whose experiences require a little more listening.

At Double Barrel, we do a lot of work with people and communities whose experiences can’t be understood from the outside. We recently worked with the Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence for Canadian Veterans on a film about the organization and its Veteran Engagement in Research Toolkit. A resource built with veterans, not simply for them.

And that idea shaped how we approached the film, too. Because veterans aren’t one audience with one experience. Service histories are different. Injuries are different. Families are different. What chronic pain looks like in someone’s life is different.

Our job wasn’t to smooth all of that into one tidy narrative. It was to listen. To veterans. To researchers. To clinicians. And to the places where their perspectives met, and sometimes didn’t. That’s usually where the real story is anyway.

Working on something that needs this kind of approach? Let’s talk. Reach out : [email protected]. Let’s make something great together!

09/07/2026

C O N T A C T 🛸⭐️ What an absolute blast we had producing + filming on location in the Coachella Valley with What It Means To Be Human for this year’s Contact In The Desert !! Got to meet so many of our personal heroes in person (George Knapp whaat!) see live tapings of Coast to Coast AM + WEAPONIZED and connect with amazing friends against the stunning backdrop of the Santa Rosa Mountains ☀️

Already excited for next year! Huge shout out to the CITD team and particularly the amazing Jaimie Rae for all the opportunities and creating the smoothest interview schedule I’ve ever seen! 😍✨

Interviews going live now over on Spotify, YouTube and Apple Pods - hit the link in our bio to get there 🙏

09/04/2026

April 9, 1917.
5:30 a.m. on Easter Monday.
Snow. Mud. Silence, and then the crackle of artillery fire.

On this morning, over a century ago, Canadian soldiers began their advance toward Vimy Ridge. A battle that had already defeated countless others.

Over the hours that followed, they took ground that wasn’t supposed to be taken.
Through coordination. Preparation. And an enormous amount of work behind the scenes.

It became a defining moment for Canada, and a costly one.
Over 10,000 Canadians were killed or wounded in just a few days.

In Hidden Heroes, historians Ted Barris, Geoffrey Hayes and the late Tim Cook share what made that moment possible, brought to life through custom 3D animation of the trench network Canadians dug by hand, helping secure the victory.

Today marks Vimy Ridge Day.
A moment that helped shape our country, and a chance to remember the people who stepped up when it mattered.

🎥 Watch Hidden Heroes FREE on Amazon Prime in Canada
and internationally on Prime in the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand
https://www.primevideo.com/detail/Hidden-Heroes/0OZUTTQXZ0JRMNMGPQG76JO6AW

08/04/2026

Workplace training builds knowledge. But it doesn't guarantee behaviour change.

The truth is - if there’s no opportunity to apply what was learned, and no follow-up to reinforce it, most of that learning disappears. It just doesn’t translate back into the work.

In this week’s episode of Wired to Work, Jess Chapman sits down with Meghan Morrison (Service NB) to unpack why training so often fails to lead to real change, and what it actually takes for learning to stick.

🎧 Wired to Work with Jess Chapman. Watch or listen whereever you get your podcasts! https://lnkd.in/ezzK9CVZ

27/03/2026

Often the real work in life (and business!) is staying open to the journey.

Not the polished or perfectly planned version. But the messy, unpredictable, say-yes-and-see-what-happens version.

Case in point: I met Mallory, a photographer from LA, through a random SXSW Reddit thread. She was already in Austin for the festival, and somehow that turned into her coming out to shoot my panel. Two total strangers, just saying yes, trusting blindly and seeing what happened.

One of the coolest things about SXSW is the potential for these random creative collisions. Finding like-minded collaborators and patterns in the static.

There were conversations with Matt Acosta and Lisa Normand - laughs with Kurt Benson, William, Alison and x … intriguing chats with x about his super cool startup just before Steven Spielberg hit the stage.

And at one point, Jamie Lee Curtis called herself a “manifestor”. And it reminded me how much of my entrepreneurial (and creative) journey has come from exactly this. Not from strategy decks and perfectly mapped paths, but from staying open. To people, to moments, to things that don’t look like “opportunities” at first.

This holds true for content creation too. Too many people get stuck trying to perfect something before they’ve even started. Fear gets in the way and stops them before they even begin.

But creativity (and life!) don’t work like that.

Creativity is courage. Discovery. Following threads. Acting and refining.

SXSW reminded me that some of the best things I’ve built never came from control. They came from saying yes, acting on a hunch, rolling with a feeling before it made sense.

Because the real work isn’t in having it all planned out - it’s being brave enough to stay open for the journey.

25/03/2026

Fight. Flight. Freeze. Flock.

These are the four ways your brain responds to stress. And they show up at work more often than you think.

In this episode of Wired to Work, Jess Chapman breaks down what’s actually happening when you react instead of respond.. and why stress makes it harder to think clearly in the moment.

Jess explains:

• what’s happening in the brain when stress levels rise
• why the amygdala triggers fast, emotional reactions
• how the prefrontal cortex (“brain CEO”) gets disrupted
• the four stress responses: fight, flight, freeze, and flock
• why social threat at work feels as real as physical danger
• how chronic stress increases reactivity and reduces reasoning

She also shares four practical ways to handle these moments:

• how to identify what’s triggering the reaction
• how trust lowers emotional intensity
• what to do when someone is reacting in real time
• how to reduce uncertainty and create psychological safety

If you’ve ever thought “Why did that escalate so quickly?” or found yourself reacting in ways you didn’t intend, this episode will give you a clearer way to understand and manage those moments at work.

Welcome to Wired to Work. Watch or listen wherever you get your podcasts! https://wiredtowork.castos.com

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25/03/2026

Every year I leave Austin thinking the same thing: why did it take me so long to get here?

South by Southwest has this rare ability to pull you out of the day-to-day and drop you into rooms full of people thinking bigger, bolder, and further ahead. As a creative, it’s less of a conference and more of a reset.. a reminder of why the work matters.

And this year felt especially meaningful.

Double Barrel has been on quite a journey lately. From producing our own documentary (now streaming globally on Amazon Prime!) to diving back into original content through podcasting. We’ve been leaning hard into our creativity, and SXSW was a powerful signal: we’re on the right path.

I also had the privilege of sitting on a panel at Canada House, talking all things podcasting. A space we’ve been investing in deeply over the past year.

And then there were those surreal, pause-you-in-your-tracks moments: hearing from Steven Spielberg, Jamie Lee Curtis, Vince Gilligan, and Rhea Seehorn. Creative powerhouses, each in their own way reminding us what it means to stay sharp, curious, and committed to the craft.

It’s the year of the Fire Horse, folks. Big things are coming.

Grateful. Energized. Ready for what’s next.

Here’s to an incredible 2026. ~ Roz

10/03/2026

Podcasting exploded.
Now the real question is: what’s actually good? And how do you build audiences from scratch?!

Join our founder Roz this Friday at Canada House SXSW for a panel about The State of Podcasting, where we’ll be digging into the parts people don’t always talk about.

Yes, podcasting is now a multi-billion-dollar industry. And yes, the barriers to entry have basically collapsed.

But that also means the feed is more flooded than ever. The real convo now is about craft.

What separates signal from noise?
What does a great clip actually look like?
Where does AI help, and where does it flatten creativity?
And why in a world of infinite content, taste, talent, and editorial judgment matter more than ever.

We’ll also talk about the next shift already underway:
Brands finally moving serious dollars into creator-led media… and why many of them still don’t know how to do it well.

Joining Roz on stage:

William Johnson — Founder,
Kurt Benson — Founder & CEO,

📍 Canada House at SXSW — Central District Brewing, Austin
🕒 Friday, March 13 | 3:30–4:00 PM

If you’re in Austin, come by. Let’s talk about what podcasting becomes next.

10/12/2025

When your work is changing the game, it deserves a leading role. We’re honoured to help bring this story to light.

Double Barrel recently had the privilege of supporting the Indigenous Prosperity Foundation, NACCA, and DMZ on Launchpad: a new, free Indigenous-led entrepreneurship program created to uplift early-stage founders across Canada. Our team produced the capstone promo video and packaged more than 6 hours of educational content into a cohesive and accessible learning experience.

Working alongside these inspiring organizations, we helped translate their vision into a branded package that’s culturally grounded, visually engaging, and built to spark confidence in the next generation of Indigenous entrepreneurs.

Launchpad includes 12 self-paced chapters covering business development, leadership, financial readiness, digital skills, marketing, and sustainable growth. Over the next four years, it will support 2,000 Indigenous entrepreneurs, helping them move from inspiration to action.

We were deeply honoured by this generous feedback from Relay, on behalf of the Indigenous Prosperity Foundation:

“I extend our deepest thanks for your incredible contributions to the final production and the beautiful video of the Indigenous Launchpad for Entrepreneurs. Your creativity, precision, and dedication took this project across the finish line and brought it to life in a way that is both engaging and impactful. The expertise you infused into the visuals has made this tool truly meaningful for youth and early-stage Indigenous entrepreneurs across the country. We could not have achieved this without your talent and commitment.”

We’re grateful for the trust placed in us, and proud to support storytelling that champions empowerment, opportunity, and community-driven change.

If you know an aspiring Indigenous entrepreneur, please share this resource with them.
👉 https://lnkd.in/gEdUAexi

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