Campfire Stories a Television and Video Production Company

03/09/2026

So much has happened for us recently that we got behind in our social media. Last fall Kyle was accepted into one of the Whistler Film Festival’s talent labs for producers. As part of the program he was mentored by some of the best producers, buyers and distributors in the country.

In December both of us attended the festival for the third year in a row where we got to reconnect with other longtime attendees, attend training seminars and meet with future partners.

With more projects to on the horizon for us, we are so fortunate to be able to continue attending festivals like this.

Thank you to Creative Saskatchewan for your ongoing support and specifically for your Showcase or Sell Travel Grant which made this possible.

03/06/2026

We're so proud of our team!

06/21/2025

Our show is premiering on tv today and at a live screening in Prince Albert at the public library!

03/24/2025

Our team is amazing!

01/16/2025

Casting for a Corporate Shoot - Saskatoon - PAID

Shooting February 3, 2025 - 8am-5pm - must be available for full day

Who we need: Female Actor - Age 25-55
Visible Minority, no spoken lines

Submit a headshot with confirmed availability and agency representation (if applicable) by EMAIL ONLY to [email protected]

Submissions open until Tuesday, January 21, 2025 at 4pm

12/21/2024

We would like to thank all of our clients, crew members, and creative partners who helped make this such an amazing year.

Hopefully next year we have enough time to make a real Christmas video :)

Merry Christmas from Kyle, Allia, Aidan and Justin....

Oh! And wishing you a very woofly holiday season from Bentley everyone's favourite Reindog.

12/09/2024

We had a great time at Whistler Film Festival last week. We met other filmmakers, actors and broadcasters to talk about productions in Canada.

We didn’t get to see many screenings but we did get to take in “Lucky Strikes,” written and directed by our friend Darcy Waite. We also got to see George Strombolopolous interview Tatiana Maslanay and Cobie Smulders.

Thank you to Rob Hardy from SMPIA and Remi from Creative Saskatchewan for your assistance in pushing our projects forward.

Our attendance was made possible through Creative Saskatchewan’s Showcase or Sell Travel Grant Program

06/21/2024

This National Indigenous Peoples Day, if you are wanting to watch something educational, we recommend "pî-kiwîk" on CBC Gem. This short documentary was written and produced by the subject, Keisha Erwin.

Kyle and Allia filmed this project and our friend Muskwa Lerat captured the audio.

06/17/2024

It's happening!

TV show

05/25/2024

Getting seated for our screening at the Yorkton Film Festival. We’re on at 9:35 in Screening Room A!

Creative Saskatchewan
Canada Media Fund
Indigenous Screen Office