CONTACT INFORMATION

Telephone: 1-403-283-5081

Email: lsturdy@sonikmedia.ca

Sonik Media has completed a number of video projects. All elements are accomplished in house including editing, sound design, and compositing.

Some of the project highlights include Paris of the Prairies, broadcast on PBS and featured at the Calgary International Film Festival, as well as Cowboy G's, winner of the 2005 Big Rock Eddies competition.

High Roller, a short independent film produced by Sonik Media, explores a world of drinking, gambling, and infidelity.

Synopsis: Trevor Miller visits his friend and lawyer Martin Meyers to finalize divorce proceedings to his wife Stacey. Reluctant to move ahead with the divorce, Miller recounts the sordid events that led up to the divorce. Is Trevor the victim of a swindle? Or is he simply getting what he deserves?

Click here to view video (39.9MB download).

"Shaken, Not Stirred" pokes fun at well known spy James Bond for the 2006 Big Rock Eddies. A great follow-up to our 2005 winning entry. Thanks to all who participated.

Click here to view video (2.4MB download).

Focus International approached Sonik Media to produce a promotional video to help market the school in Canada and abroad.

The 8 minute video highlights the advantages of choosing Calgary as a study destination as well as the many attractions in and around the city.

Click here to view video (18.0MB download).

Paris of the Prairies is Sonik Media's look at town planning and urban sprawl in the Canadian west. The program highlights the ambitious plans of Thomas Mawson and his vision for the "new west".

The half hour documentary was first aired on PBS in the United States in January of 2006.

Paris of the Prairies also featured at the 2005 Calgary International Film Festival.

Click here to view an excerpt (2.0MB download).

Paris of the Prairies is now available for purchase. Please contact us for ordering info ($29.95 plus $5.00 shipping and handling).

Synopsis: In 1976, a set of architectural drawings created by British landscape architect Thomas Mawson in 1912 was discovered in a garage slated for destruction. These drawings depicted the grandiose plans Mawson had for the future of Calgary. Some say they rival the plans for rebuilding Paris during the reign of Napoleon III.

Today, almost 100 years later, Calgary is still facing many of the same development challenges Mawson was trying to address. Historians Dr. Max Foran and Dr. Michael McMordie, along with Canadian architect Fred Valentine, provide their insights regarding Mawson’s drawings and about how Calgary has become the vibrant city it is today.

The Cowboy G's - Sonik Media took home the grand prize at the 2005 "Eddies" Big Rock competition. We want to thank all those who were involved in the production. Click here to view the ad (2.2MB download).

Click here to go to the official Big Rock Eddies website.