Ouch. Migraines are clearly no laughing matter. Shooting this piece required a snorkel lense, a creepy water dripping torture device, and patience. Oh yeah, and an actor with a awesome bald head.

With Lift Communications, Chopper produced this video to help launch LifeFirst, a level term life insurance Product from Foresters

Thousands of photographs that resovle into one. Repeat and add a custom track. The result is a tantalizing treat of sound and vision. Animations by Pete O'Neill. Music by Mike Stanutz.

Competition for RRSP dollars gets tougher ever year. Before getting the nod to do this spot we shot a test spot on spec.

Opening video to the 14th annual Fashion Cares, Canada's largest and most successful gala fundraiser for AIDS awareness and treatment.

The Doodlebops is a Canadian television show for children featuring a mix of music, dance, humour and skits that teach social lessons. Chopper was brought on board to take existing footage shot on green screen, and create a virtual world around the characters. Crazy wacked out worlds created by Pete O'Neill.

The Doodlebops is a Canadian television show for children featuring a mix of music, dance, humour and skits that teach social lessons. Chopper was brought on board to take existing footage shot on green screen, and create a virtual world around the characters. Crazy wacked out worlds created by Pete O'Neill.

The adaptive qualities of water were the inspiration for this visually intriguing piece. Lensed by David Greene, we used a high speed Photosonic camera to capture the water drop, an intervalometer to capture the melting ice, and a snorkel lense to film water flowing through a pipe. One doesn't normally have this much fun.