Some Of our work

Bell Let's Talk: The Selfie

A 30s spot for the Bell Canada 'Let's Talk' campaign

My Neuroplastic Adventure

Meet Vic, the ‘Blind Bio-Hacker.’ He’s on mission to supercharge his eyes, mind, and soul with ancient wisdom and modern science.

This is the story of Victor’s journey to meet some revolutionary geniuses, like Dr. Gabor Maté, author & speaker; and Dr. Lara Boyd, MRI brain scanning researcher studying how learning changes our brains.

A Day In The Water Life

A fun project about the water we use

Monger

First of four episodes in our series for CBC Life ‘Monger: Adventures In Food’.

This episode features on of the best cheese cheesemongers in Montréal, in other episodes we visit a fabulous butcher, a fantastic bakery, and of course an amazing fishmonger.

Bell LEt's Talk: Faces

Vis a vis

Jack Saddleback

A young man, not in a hurry

Development, Production, and Post Production

Chalkboard Media Productions Inc. is a purpose-driven production company working to engage, inspire, and educate audiences with factual and interactive media.

Our Portfolio

Our production and post-production portfolio includes a number of nationally broadcast commercials and PSA campaigns, short- and long-format documentaries, branded entertainment, interactive installations, and e-learning design.

Awards and Accolades

We've earned awards and accolades from a variety of people and organizations, including the United Nations, Bell Media, and the YWCA. Doc projects we've worked on have taken home the Peabody Award and been short-listed for the Academy Awards.

Our Team: Conspirators & Regular Collaborators

C.B. Mcenroe

Chris hates serious biographies but acknowledges the importance of having a professional blurb. He does, however, love writing about himself in the third person.

Christopher B McEnroe has been making powerful, playful, and award-winning film and television with major broadcasters and the world’s biggest brands for more than two decades.

He's produced for, and delivered to: Disney, Discovery, CBC, CTV, the History Channel, and National Geographic. He's directed & produced commercial work for Miller, Molson, Honda, Coke, Rogers and a bunch of other brands and clients.

His work has garnered several awards - notably a Webby in 2023, for ‘Best Crime & Justice Podcast’ (Boys Like Me, CBC Podcasts); and a film that won a Peabody Award well as being shortlisted for the Academy Awards in 2012 (Under Fire: Journalists In Combat, Documentary Channel/CBC). As part of recent projects, he has interviewed several prominent figures including author Dr. Gabor Mate, journalist Dan Savage, and neuroscientist Dr. Lara Boyd.

14 Coats

Erin is a cocksure little gunslinger, who's as deadly with a camera as she is with knife. Everybody loves working with her, she's full of a million great ideas everyday, she's busy as hell and yet her ego is not totally out of control. He photos are fantastic, every time.

J.J.

On the clock, J.J. is all focus and quiet genius - effortlessly crafting elegant little gems from the menagerie of everyday life. Off the clock, she's got a big goofy grin and laughs for days. She is a social media genius, and our local 'gal about town.'

Ace

Ace is a brilliant DOP and just makes everything easy during a shoot. His camera crew is always smart and sassy, they make the day breeze by; but they do eat a lot.

Jimmy 'Two Sheds'

Jimmy is the gentleman farmer of the film set, the correct term is 'lighting cameraman.' He's got some beautiful lenses and knows how to use them. We go way back to the days of working at Blackwalk & on the Mike Bullard Show.

What Our Partners Say

This was an important project for Child Development Institute and the youth we serve. Chalkboard Media surpassed our expectations and delivered a film that we can all be proud of.’

— Abdi Mohamud, Child Development Institute —

‘Congratulations on the production of a much-needed and superbly produced resource, and thank you for producing the videos with so many options for access: closed captioning, video description, French. Incredible!’

— Brenda L. Morris, Accessibility and Planning Coordinator, The Ottawa Hospital —