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About White Gold Productions

A Vancouver production company with documentary DNA

For entrepreneurs and non-profits that need to engage. Video production made easy, built on story.

A man in winter gear working on a laptop at the edge of the sea ice
David Lavallee, Principal and Producer of White Gold Productions

Founder

David Lavallee, Principal and Producer

David has been in the film business since 2007. He produced and directed two feature documentaries. Both won festival awards and went to television broadcast.

He started White Gold Productions after his first feature. He is as at home on Arctic pack ice shooting a documentary as he is on set for clients.

Best Canadian Film

Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival, 2011

White Water Black Gold (2010)

Best Environmental Film

DOC LA Film Festival, Los Angeles

To The Ends Of The Earth, narrated by Emma Thompson

Make Video Easy

Learn about our process

Our film Make Video Easy is about video for business: how the filmmaking process works, from our side of the camera.

How a project runs

Our values

What we bring to every shoot

  1. Approach

    You don’t need a video, you need a story. We analyze your message and choose the production methods that make the most of your budget.

  2. Production value = human value

    We begin and end with a story that meets your marketing goals, and we make it connect with your audience.

  3. Delivery

    Trends happen because they’re rooted in good storytelling. We aim for content that outlives the trend.

Where we film

Based in Vancouver, serving Western Canada

Gastown, Kitsilano, Yaletown, Granville Island, Stanley Park, the North Shore. Up the Sea to Sky Highway to Squamish, the Chief and Garibaldi Provincial Park.

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