They Came From The Attic Contributed by: Admin | Views::217
Final Work is being completed on the DVD master before it goes to be pressed in June. Here is some behind the scenes footage from THEY CAME FROM THE ATTIC.
Thursday, April 03 2008 @ 05:34 PM CDT
Export Your Donation Contributed by: Admin | Views::427
Red Ant Digital Creativity partners with Export Your Donations to provide cash to charity organizations helping the impoverished in Uganda by providing housing for orphaned children.
Its becoming quite common in the US to donate used boats , cars, RV's to a charity. The donation not only helps the charity but provides a tax write off equal to the appraised value of that item.
Peter Versteeg of Vancouver, BC came up with an even better option for most U.S. donors. He found he could provide a much higher value for the donated item when it was exported and sold in the more lucrative Canadian market.
Many generous donors have donated cars, boats and other valuable items which have been sold on the Ebay auctions for only a fraction of the real value.
These quick sales have only benefited the non-profit organizations and not the donor, but we are changing that!
As we pick up the donated car or boat, free of charge , and take it the extra mile to a market that pays up to 5 times the price, we fulfill our promise to all the donors by giving them the real value of their donation.
( see examples )
In our 12000 sq. feet warehouse , our mechanics and carpenters alike will go the extra mile reconditioning and rebuilding , so we can sell these donated items for the highest possible price.
Destiny in the Arctic Contributed by: Admin | Views::865
In November Garnet Campbell and Micah Borosevich tour remote communities in North West Territories with a multi-media presentation called "Dream Caller".
Red Ant in association with Next Generation Workshops continue to develop media resources for communities facing tough youth problems such as drug and alchohol abuse, school bullying, and teen suicide.
Monday, May 16 2005 @ 08:25 PM CDT
Whitfield Music Video Contributed by: Admin | Views::1,003
Red Ant began production on a new music video for local Vancouver band Whitfield. An outdoor shoot featuring footage of the band along with a well known Vancouver landmark and a train or two thrown in for excitement.
We will spend the rest of May editing this video and then it will be submitted to Much Music for airplay.
Film Push for South Delta Contributed by: Admin | Views::882
Red Ant helps launch a digital cinema initiative for young people in South Delta. DIGITAL CINEMA PUSH. Red Ant has wanted to connect with aspiring film makers since the business moved to South Delta last year,
The idea was to attract key people working in the industry to come and share their wisdom and storytelling skills with our local people here, and then launch our people into full time film schools, or directly into industry work.
The part time school is one way to bring people together to work on a project. Red Ant hopes to follow the classes with once a month forum to discuss film making and possible collaborations. The South Delta Arts Council is already discussing collaboration on an upcoming short film festival.
Fox Home Entertainment is releasing a new DVD series on the X-Files Mythology. Garnet operated camera for local director David Vandas as we interviewed some of the production crew from those early days of filming in Vancouver.
We had a very relaxed day as we listened to the crazy stories of how they produced some of those amazing shots.
People like Shirley Inget (Set Decorator), Rob Maier (Construction Coordinator) and Toby Lindala (FX- Makeup)
In 1992, Lindala was hired to simulate blood running unexpectedly from a girl's nose in the middle of a two-minute monologue for an obscure TV pilot called The X-Files.
"We did this prosthetic that went down this girl's forehead, down one side of her nose," Lindala recalled. "It was a little wacky, but it worked fine. Thank God."
Lindala was called back for more work that first year: Getting worms to burst out of three actors and a dog in the episode Ice -- "a neat little gag" -- and an otherworldly extraterrestrial pickled in a jar for the season-ending cliffhanger, The Erlenmeyer Flask.
Lindala worked by himself, handling effects and creating prosthetic moulds, and operating out of the basement of his Vancouver home. The next year, his workload doubled and he hired three assistants.
Monday, January 10 2005 @ 05:51 PM CST
Atlanta Research Contributed by: Admin | Views::856
Robin Webb of Vegetarian Shoes and Garnet Campbell teamed up over the new years celebrations in Atlanta, GA to do some research on one of the oldest and most successful brands on the planet, "Coca-Cola". The day trip also had them take in a tour of CNN meeting the people who put together the stories from around the world.
Check out Robin's website and have a look at some of his non leather foot attire!
Saturday, February 28 2004 @ 05:12 PM CST
Battle of Bands Contributed by: Admin | Views::982
Red Ant was in attendance at Battle of the Bands in Kamloops. Our Client Jobie Mallet took first place which is very timely for the release of his new CD entitled "Kaliedescope Ride". Red Ant will be helping to design the graphics for his new CD and Press Kit.
Performing were: Vinyl Cause, All Star Assassins, The Strata Club, A Cold Home In The Sun, Enabled, Hidden Agenda, The Jobie Mallet Band, Rhombus, and Escaping Opinion. Kamloops has a lot of great talent that Canada is sure to be sampling soon.
Tuesday, February 10 2004 @ 07:08 PM CST
Guatemala in May 2004 Contributed by: Admin | Views::925
Kingdom Harvest Ministries International based out of Vancouver commissioned Red Ant to shoot and edit a documentry for video release. The story will be cover Canadian involvement in providing solutions to social problems in that nation.
May 7th to 20th, 2004
Storyteller Media based out of Calgary, AB has commisioned RedAnt to produce a documentry for its "Journey of Healing" series to be aired on APTN. The Documentry will feature the story of an aboriginal in the Kamloops area who survived the residential school system. The project is sponsored by "The Aboriginal Healing Foundation" . Shooting is to begin sometime early spring.
Sunday, May 31 2009 @ 02:40 AM CDT
Red Ant Digital Creativity partners with Export Your Donations to provide cash to charity organizations helping the impoverished in Uganda by providing housing for orphaned children.
Its becoming quite common in the US to donate used boats , cars, RV's to a charity. The donation not only helps the charity but provides a tax write off equal to the appraised value of that item.
Peter Versteeg of Vancouver, BC came up with an even better option for most U.S. donors. He found he could provide a much higher value for the donated item when it was exported and sold in the more lucrative Canadian market.
Red Ant began production on a new music video for local Vancouver band Whitfield. An outdoor shoot featuring footage of the band along with a well known Vancouver landmark and a train or two thrown in for excitement.
Red Ant helps launch a digital cinema initiative for young people in South Delta. DIGITAL CINEMA PUSH. Red Ant has wanted to connect with aspiring film makers since the business moved to South Delta last year,
and Toby Lindala (FX- Makeup)
Robin Webb of 
Red Ant was in attendance at Battle of the Bands in Kamloops. Our Client Jobie Mallet took first place which is very timely for the release of his new CD entitled "Kaliedescope Ride". Red Ant will be helping to design the graphics for his new CD and Press Kit.
Kingdom Harvest Ministries International based out of Vancouver commissioned Red Ant to shoot and edit a documentry for video release. The story will be cover Canadian involvement in providing solutions to social problems in that nation.
May 7th to 20th, 2004
Storyteller Media based out of Calgary, AB has commisioned RedAnt to produce a documentry for its "Journey of Healing" series to be aired on APTN. The Documentry will feature the story of an aboriginal in the Kamloops area who survived the residential school system. The project is sponsored by "The Aboriginal Healing Foundation" . Shooting is to begin sometime early spring.