ECG Productions
We’re rolling again on A Darker Shade of Blue — capturing new scenes that dive even deeper into Keith Merith’s powerful story. From emotional re-enactments to striking visuals, this next chapter of…
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Military journalist and writer, author of the Telegram channel War with the Horde, SERGEY AUSLENDER in Interview Hour. An honest conversation about life, war, and reality: from childhood in Kamchatka and emigration to Israel,…
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In Ukrainian, there is a word — spokutaty — which means much more than to apologize or ask for forgiveness. It means to atone, to admit guilt, to take responsibility and work…
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When the camera is powerless — we act with our hands and minds. Through our work, we’ve been able to help two real people we met during filming. These are…
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We had an incredible day at the Aurora Public Library, shooting scenes for A Darker Shade of Blue A huge thank you to the library team for welcoming us into this vibrant…
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At ECG Productions, we’re devoted to bringing human stories to light and giving a platform to voices that deserve to be heard. Our upcoming feature, A Darker Shade of Blue, offers…
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“As long as I live, I must remember.” Volodymyr Kolot came to Bykivnia, the forest outside Kyiv where tens of thousands of victims of Stalinist terror were buried in mass…
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Working on a film involves not just shooting, interviews, and editing, but also the creative graphics brought to life by our talented designers. The Sacred Brush project is sure to surprise and…
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Last week, the film crew for Echoes in Metal & Stone spent the day shooting at a metal fabrication plant in Barrie, where our talented protagonist Lilly Otasevic brings her impressive monuments…
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This week, we filmed a powerful moment with our main character Marichka, who took part as a speaker at the Nordic Connect Conference. She joined the panel discussion “Preserving Languages and Stories Through…
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We’re thrilled to share that our feature drama At One Table has won an award at the Toronto Women Film Festival’s seasonal competition! The film follows a Ukrainian woman who escapes the war and…
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“Hour of Interview” with Gregory Antimony Guest: Ukrainian historian Ihor Shchupak What is memory made of? In this bold and thoughtful conversation, historian Ihor Shchupak opens rarely discussed pages of Ukrainian…
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