Over the past few decades Vancouver, Canada, has been the underwater filming location for hundreds of movies, TV dramas, and documentary films.
Vancouver’s list of underwater credits is impressive and includes Man of Steel, Seventh Son,Once Upon a Time, Mission Impossible 4, Charlie St. Cloud, Alien VS. Predator 2, Fringe, Pathfinder, Sanctuary , Stargate Atlantis, Double Jeopardy, The Mermaid Chair, The Fog, Traffic-The Miniseries, Case 39, Continuum, New Moon, 2012, and Smallville.
Vancouver’s list of underwater credits is impressive and includes Man of Steel, Seventh Son,Once Upon a Time, Mission Impossible 4, Charlie St. Cloud, Alien VS. Predator 2, Fringe, Pathfinder, Sanctuary , Stargate Atlantis, Double Jeopardy, The Mermaid Chair, The Fog, Traffic-The Miniseries, Case 39, Continuum, New Moon, 2012, and Smallville.
Canada's west coast metropolis of Vancouver is home-base to an experienced and professional roster of dedicated underwater film technicians . These talented and energetic people consistently deliver exciting underwater film and HDTV footage for the world-wide film industry.
Feature film production in Vancouver is enhanced with an amazing 400 thousand gallon filming tank. Completely portable, this 70 foot diameter, 14 foot deep galvanized steel tank can be easily installed in many of Vancouver's modern engineered sound stages. Vancouver also has hundreds of private and public pools to accomodate any look and any budget.
Feature film production in Vancouver is enhanced with an amazing 400 thousand gallon filming tank. Completely portable, this 70 foot diameter, 14 foot deep galvanized steel tank can be easily installed in many of Vancouver's modern engineered sound stages. Vancouver also has hundreds of private and public pools to accomodate any look and any budget.
Our production zone includes the natural beauty of miles upon miles of photogenic marine coastline. Laying on the seabed of our impressive underwater backlot are several very photogenic decommissioned navy warships These meticulously prepared artificial reefs have already hosted several dramatic underwater productions. We even have a preserved Boeing 737 waiting in the shallow depths for lights, camera and action. During the autumn of 2012 the Artificial Reef Society of BC will be sinking another warship. The 366 foot long HMCS Annapolis will be going to the seabed right in Vancouver's back yard. This will be the closest sunken wreck to Vancouver of any of the ships the ARSBC has converted to artificial reefs and will be a valuable asset to the film industry of BC.
Vancouver's world-class underwater film production capabilities and underwater film technicians are ready to bring your vision to life.