SELECTED WORK
Explore commercial stories, multi-unit construction, property footage and cinematic studies. Each page explains the selected work and whether you are watching a finished film or an excerpt.
Ground-level footage records exterior work at a tree-lined residential property, with the building and work area kept in view.
A short cinematic portrait of Ottawa actress and voice artist Anna Paquin, filmed in a natural setting with a boardwalk and warm evening light.
A short rooftop-work sequence from Stan’s Bayview Station project folder, focused on the people and activity at the location.
Aerial views give context to a residential exterior-services project for Wash Dudes, connecting the building, driveway and surrounding landscape.
NCTL Group builds multi-unit residential complexes from groundwork through completion. This selected aerial footage captures excavation during an early stage of construction.
A winter aerial sequence from Stan’s Solidarity Construction archive, showing vehicle movement, nearby buildings and the urban setting.
An aerial overview connects a residence, driveway, service vehicle and surrounding trees, giving a clear sense of the property’s setting.
An architectural aerial study moves around a church roofline and towers, showing details of the building against the surrounding neighbourhood.
A finished vertical film showing residential exterior lighting after dark, with views that connect the illuminated building to its surroundings.
An aerial sequence from a Window Guru project, showing the residence, rooflines and surrounding autumn trees.
A narrative commercial for Rolling Luxury, connecting performance, vehicle sequences and a finished social film.
A selected vehicle sequence uses a low exterior viewpoint to follow a red Mustang and show its movement through the streets.
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Find a reference for your own briefUse the filters to explore a production type, or search for a project, format or location. A finished film shows a complete selected edit; a footage excerpt highlights one stage or visual approach. These are different kinds of references, so each project identifies what is being shown. Share the project that feels closest to your idea when you contact Stan. Your own location, audience and delivery requirements will determine the proposal.