Video to bring your stories to life
Whether you’re seeking Educational content, broadcast productions, animations, digital campaigns, or documentary-style storytelling, we’re here to create videos that celebrate culture, preserve knowledge, and speak to your audiences.
What We Do
We partner with organizations to produce meaningful video content for training, advocacy, education, and storytelling. Our in-house team provides end-to-end production services tailored to your audience, language needs, and accessibility requirements.
Recent Work
Interview with Piita Irniq
A profound and comprehensive video interview documenting Piita Irniq’s lived history, from traditional Inuit life to the creation of Nunavut. The film explores cultural resilience, political empowerment, language, education, and the legacy of colonization — serving as an important resource for learning, reconciliation, and community memory
Uvagut TV / Nunavut Independent Television (NITV)
Ampere produced Silaturvaluk – Sounds Like Wisdom, a weekly series filmed in Iqaluit and hosted by Meeka Aqqiaruq. Episodes blend Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit, science storytelling, and STEAM learning — covering topics like weather patterns, Arctic connectivity, biodiversity, and traditional crafts. Each episode includes culturally grounded interviews and educational activities for youth and families.
Lifecycle Superstars Video Series
A series profiling Ampere staff who embody the organization’s Lifecycle model. These videos highlight personal growth, leadership, sustainable employment, and community impact, showcasing how STEAM pathways evolve over time for learners, interns, and employees alike.
Single-source expertise:
From development to translation and design to curriculum
Co-design approach:
We implement our radically inclusive and collaborative co-design process to strengthen culturally diverse ways of being and doing
Social Enterprise Model:
100% of proceeds are reinvested into Ampere’s programming in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities
Social Impact Certified:
Certified Buy Social Canada enterprise and a member of the Good Market Commons
50/30 Challenge:
We are committed to the Federal Government’s 50/30 Challenge. We strive for gender parity, diversity, and a range of lived experiences in our work.