March 2024
Journalist and Filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk moderated The Simpson Centre’s Webinar called “Regenerative Ag: On the Ground vs. In the Books” on March 13th, 2024.
February 2024
Journalist and Filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk moderated The Simpson Centre’s Webinar called “Beyond Waste: The Role Of Agricultural Residuals In The Bioeconomy” on February 14th, 2024.
January 2024
Journalist and Filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk moderated The Simpson Centre’s Webinar called “Bioecology’s Influence on Agriculture: A Path To Sustainability” on January 17th, 2024.
November 2023
Journalist and Filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk moderated The Simpson Centre’s Webinar called “Closing the Loop: The Bioeconomy and Agriculture” on November 22nd, 2023 .
October 2023
Journalist and Filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk moderated The Simpson Centre’s Carbon Program Special Speaker Series called “Produce More Emit Less: Reducing GHG Emissions From Livestock Production” on October 19th, 2023.
September 2023
Journalist and Filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk moderated The Simpson Centre’s Carbon Program Special Speaker Series called “Produce More, Emit Less: Strategies to Reduce Nitrous Oxide Emissions From Crop Production” on September 14, 2023.
May 2023
Journalist and Filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk moderated The Simpson Centre’s "Bridging and Making Connections between Agriculture and Food Security" on May 17th, 2023.
The Simpson Centre is an academic policy institute that supports Canadian agri-food and agriculture, affiliated with the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy.
November 2022
Journalist and Filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk reported and field produced this new short film called “A New Climate” for ITN Business.
Brandy’s team filmed trainees from 5 different Métis settlements in northern Alberta who are part of a forest carbon inventory training programme developed by Anew.
It is airing on the New Scientist and International Emissions Trading Association websites and was created just in time for the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, also known as #COP27.
Here is what ITN Business has to say about it:
"One week since we were filming in Alberta, Canada with Anew. We learned how Canada are working toward achieving its commitment to Net Zero emissions by 2050 through land management approaches, working with several Métis communities who are leading the way by developing Forest carbon Offset projects within their settlement lands. Brandy Yanchyk spoke with Martin Baker, Senior Director, Natural Climate Solutions at Anew, Scott Cardinal, Kikino Métis Settlement Councillor and Taylor Gladue, a trainee from the Elizabeth Métis Settlement, to find out more.
'Net Zero: The Integrity Pathway' will be available to watch on the International Emissions Trading Association website tomorrow, and will also be featured on the New Scientist website.
ITN Business Producer: Pamela Emerson."
February 2022
Here is a short documentary that Brandy Yanchyk made about Dr. Roman Petryshyn who is from Edmonton, Alberta.
The film is called "Visionary Collaborations: The Life and Work of Dr. Roman Petryshyn".
Recently Dr. Roman Petryshyn was awarded the Order of Canada for his leadership in the evolution of multiculturalism, and for his advocacy of ethnocultural inclusion in mainstream society.
This film was completed in February 2022 and was commissioned by the MacEwan University's Ukrainian Resource and Development Centre.
November 2021
Here is a short promotional video that Brandy Yanchyk made about The School of Resource and Environmental Management (REM) at Simon Fraser University (SFU) in Burnaby, British Columbia.
This film was released on November 2nd 2021 and was commissioned by the The School of Resource and Environmental Management.
March 2021
Here is a short documentary that Brandy Yanchyk made about the philanthropists Peter and Doris Kule who are from Edmonton, Alberta. This video was completed in March 2021 and was commissioned by The University of Alberta's The Kule Folklore Centre, Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies, Kule Institute for Advanced Study and MacEwan University's Ukrainian Resource and Development Centre.
September 2016
Here is a sample of the video Brandy Yanchyk produced and directed for the HSBC Brighter Futures for Wildlife Program. HSBC Brighter Futures for Wildlife is a Canadian Wildlife Federation program supported by HSBC Bank Canada that is focused on empowering youth and families to foster long-term environmental benefits for Canada.
Brandy Yanchyk does corporate videos and other media work upon request.
Here is a list of clients Brandy Yanchyk is currently doing communications works for:
The Simpson Centre at the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy - Moderator at monthly webinars for about agriculture for their series called the Carbon Program, the Circular Economy and Regenerative Agriculture.
The Descendants Project - Director, producer, editor and videographer of documentary series, Social Media and Communications as well as Project Manager for the website and HOPE campaign booklet. https://www.thedescendantsproject.org/about
Some of the corporate clients Brandy Yanchyk has produced and directed footage and videos for are:
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation - filmed interviews with Chief Wilton Littlechild and Phil Fontaine for Every Child Matters program.
The University of Alberta's The Kule Folklore Centre,
Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies,
Kule Institute for Advanced Study and MacEwan University's Ukrainian Resource and Development Centre - Peter and Doris Kule documentary.
Holland America Line
Simon Fraser University
Destination British Columbia
Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership Corporation
Travel Alberta
Government of Nunavut
Northwest Territories Tourism
Tourism Saskatoon
Tourism Manitoba
Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Tourism Association
Oregon Tourism Commission
Louisiana Tourism Department
Utah Office of Tourism
Arizona Office of Tourism
Nevada Division of Tourism