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Mick Callas has been a resident of central B.C. since 1979, fishing and filming wildlife of the Rocky Mountains from the Robson Valley, through Mount Robson Provincial Park, to Jasper National Park. Shown in B.C. primary and secondary schools, community TV in B.C. and Alberta, and film festivals in Washington, California and New Jersey, Mick's wildlife videos never fail to entertain. |
Sit back, relax, and be prepared for an evening of attention grabbing natural beauty that only the Canadian Rockies can portray.
About
Crystal Creek Productions:
| Charging wolves, hungry Dolly
Varden, looming storms and the spectacular mountains surrounding British Columbia's Robson
Valley - they are all captured on video by Mick Callas and then seen far and wide. "In putting these films together, I get great satisfaction from seeing audiences enjoying them". he said.
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"A filming trip is really like a fishing trip - you never know what is going to happen around the next corner," he said. "At one spot near Moose Lake I saw a wolf in the distance and made a wounded rabbit call on a whistle. The next moment fifteen wolves came charging out of the forest and surrounded me. The leader sat just in front of me and you can hear on the tape that I was nervous," he added.
Callas knows over 60 good fishing spots inside a rough triangle stretching between Prince George, Blue River and Jasper and has put together 75 wilderness and fishing tapes with the help of Robson Valley friends who are also talented musicians, artists and camera men.
| Callas' videos reach the United
States, Europe and Asia and he regularly gets requests from eager fishermen living
thousands of kilometer's away. A number of works have been shown at the San Francisco Film Festival, the Seattle Film Festival and the Rutgers University Film Festival. Callas' work has also appeared on America's Funniest Home Videos. |
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Callas has been president of the Rocky Mountain Angler's Association, fishing columnist for the Valley Sentinel and is currently operator of Crystal Creek Productions...
Crystal Creek Videos Include:
Stunning
scenery
Dramatic
animal encounters
Information
on both the animals and their environment
Contact Information
- Telephone
- 1-250-968-4332
- Postal address
- P.O. box 90
Dunster, B.C.
V0J-1J0
Canada - Electronic mail
Customer Support: mickcallas@crystal-creek.com
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