Gentleman’s Charity Dinner // Trevor Linden

November 17th, 2011 was definitely a great highlight in my life.

For those that know me well, you know that I am one huge Vancouver Canucks fan. I have been since childhood. If you’re a Canucks fan for that long, you would jump at the chance to meet Captain Canuck himself, Trevor Linden.

Predator Ridge sponsored the Gentleman’s Charity Dinner in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters Okanagan. I had the opportunity to be part of the evening in offering our video services. Trevor Linden was the guest speaker for the event. It was great to be part of a good-cause event and a bonus to be able to meet one of my sports heroes. I didn’t wear #16 playing minor hockey for nothing.

He was very kind and gracious to all the fans, taking the time to sign autographs and say hello. A class act. I was sure to take our daughter Piper’s jersey for him to sign. I got the chance to tell him her middle name too: Linden… I think he thought that was cool.

I wanted to share some of the highlights from the evening. It was great to get some of his insight on the game of hockey and he told some pretty funny stories as well. If you have the opportunity to attend the 2012 event, I highly recommend it. For more information on the event, visit the website here: gentsdinner.com – You’ll also find this same highlight film on the website in addition to photos and sponsors.

Thank you to Big Brothers for allowing me to be a part of this event. Big thank you to Trevor Linden for providing me with more amazing hockey memories than one kid can handle.

@timfeeny

Here’s a few photos from the event too. Thanks to Darren Hull for the first 3 pictures:

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Inspiring Video: The Holstee Manifesto

I found this video today after a tweet from fellow videographer, Ron Dawson. His blog is full of informational videos that keep the conversation going within the industry. Check it out: Dare Dreamer Magazine

The video he shared was very inspiring, the message, the music and the cinematography. I had to share it. It’s called “The Holstee Manifesto”. Full credits are on the YouTube clip’s description so check it out to find the team behind the work. They all did a fantastic job. If you’re looking for creative inspiration, take a look for yourself:

@timfeeny

Chad + Melissa // A Durali Villa Wedding in Vernon

Chad + Melissa’s wedding was a fantastic way to end August 2011. Melissa is a wedding planner herself for Sweet Beginnings, so we’ve worked together on numerous weddings. It was great to see her on the other side of the coin on this day. Their special day took us to beautiful Vernon, BC. As you’ll see in this teaser, Kalamalka Lake made an unreal backdrop for a good portion of the day. If you’re unfamiliar with Kal Lake, I think it’s fair to say that it’s one of the most stunning fresh water lakes in the world. It’s Native American name means ‘lake of many colours’.

After a ‘first look’, the outdoor ceremony took place in Kekuli Bay overlooking Kal Lake. The reception was at Durali Villa which I highly recommend if you’re looking for a venue in Vernon. It was perfect.

After trips to the bar and candy buffet, the night rounded off with the Kinshira Performance Group (fire dancing), Marble Slab ice-cream and lots of dancing. These are the highlights from Chad + Melissa’s day:

Video // Limelight Studios :: Tim Feeny
Photo // Adrian Photography :: Blog post of their pictures: http://www.adrian-creative.ca/?p=2545
Ceremony // Kekuli Bay
Reception // Durali Villa
Caterer // Cabana
Music // Airwaves Music
Wedding Planner + Decor // Sweet Beginnings
Music Licensed by The Music Bed: Ben Rector – Disarm

Big thanks to, Saskatoon filmmaker, Joshua Baker for helping me shoot this wedding. He’s a good man. Check his work out at Sica Films.

Jason + Katie // Canada meets South Africa

One of the best things about living in the Okanagan is that it’s an epicenter for destination weddings. Living here, it’s easy to forget that people come from around the world to get married here. And why wouldn’t they, all we have to do is look around to see why. The majority of the couples we meet are from out-of-town, ranging from Vancouver, Alberta, Ontario, England, Ireland and beyond. Now we can add South Africa to the list.

Jason + Katie were married August 13th, 2011 at Summerhill Pyramid Winery. The reception was held at the Kelowna and District Fish and Game Club. Katie’s roots are from the Okanagan which is where her family still lives. Her travels took her abroad and led her to Jason. The rest is history.

Take a look at some highlights from their wedding day:

Videography // Limelight StudiosTim Feeny
Photography // Poppy Photography
Ceremony // Summerhill Pyramid Winery.
Reception // Kelowna and District Fish and Game Club.
Makeup // Shimmer + GlossMelanie Feeny
Licensed Music // The Music Bed

Karen + Terry // Summerhill Pyramid Winery Weddings

Karen + Terry were married on August 12th, 2011 bringing two families into one. It was an intimate wedding with only close family and friends which set the tone perfectly for their wedding film. Summerhill Winery provided the backdrop for the day which always makes our job easy. From start to finish, Karen + Terry were a pleasure to be with. I wish them all the best into the future. Here’s the highlights:

Video // Limelight Studios – Tim Feeny
Photo // Stefan Matis Photography
Ceremony + Venue // Summerhill Pyramid Winery
Makeup // Chelsey Chase
Film music licensed from The Music Bed

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