Television

Specializing in video production for broadcast television and EPKs (electronic press kits). To see some examples of past productions click on the pictures below.

True North Records (30 second commercial)

Invisible Republic came up with this idea for a 30 second commercial to show off the fall release schedule for True North Records. The spot resembles an excerpt from a 24 hour news channel and packs a lot of information into a short amount of time.

Louise Pitre EPK (Orange Record Label)

Invisible Republic put together the EPK for singer Louise Pitre's new album, "Shattered". Louise became an international star playing the lead role in the broadway production of Mamma Mia. The EPK features Louise in the recording studio with her collaborators including famed songwriter Jimmy Webb and producer Fred Mollin. We also documented the photo shoot for the album cover to add an extra dimension to the EPK. Click below to watch the featurette from the EPK.

Terminal One (Bravo! Network)

This is a feature story for Bravo's Arts&Minds series. The story looks at the design of the new terminal at Pearson International Airport in Toronto. At a cost of $3.5 billion, it's one of the most expensive aiport terminals ever bulit. We talk to the airport's management team who oversaw the mammoth project as well as architecture critics from The Toronto Star and The Globe and Mail. Click below to see an excerpt.

Daniel Beddingfield EPK (Island/DefJam Records)

When Daniel Beddingfield had a hit on his hands in the U.K. with his single "Gotta Get Thru This", his record company needed an EPK to accompany the North American release of the album. We shot the footage at the video shoot for the single. We interviewed Daniel on set at multiple locations and spoke to the video's director, Little X. Click below to see the featurette from the EPK.

Invisible Republic provided the solution when Canadian Music Week needed provocative video pieces to run at the beginning of their 2003 industry seminars. We shot and conducted the interviews and edited the final pieces to be shown on projection screens before large audiences of music industry professionals. The videos were designed to spark discussion over controversial topics like illegal downloading and the music industry's need to reinvent itself. The videos were very well-received. Click below to see one of the videos.