About Us


Project Vision

This is a coastal video project in aimed at raising awareness about the beautiful wild coast of the Pacific NorthWest, its ecology and some of the challenges it faces. Produced by local independent filmmaker Twyla Roscovich & Paul Ross. Tune in for new videos as the project unfolds.

If you would like to be notified of new episodes, drop an email to twyla@oceanfilms.net

Bios

Twyla Roscovich is an independent documentary filmmaker and underwater cinematographer who grew up on the waters of BC and has been making films on the coast since 1996. She has worked as a director and cinematographer for the BBC Natural History Unit, A&E, and Discovery Channel. She now writes, shoots, edits and narrates her own productions. Her film RainWolves, about coastal wolves and their reliance on salmon, was nominated for Best Documentary and Best Cinematography at the 2004 Leo Awards.


 Twyla Roscovich with jumping salmon 2
Paul Ross is an experienced skipper, mechanic, outdoorsman, writer, and diver with an abiding passion for languages, humanities, and journalism. He has traveled the world extensively and has now settled in BC, devoting himself to a life on the water in service to the coast. Paul Ross

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