Current Projects
We have a full slate of projects in all stages of production. Crossing multiple genres and formats, our projects include historical, narrative, documentary, experimental, and animated short-form films, series, and features. We have also lead and curated a number of large-scale installation, digital-interactive, and immersive media exhibitions. Other areas include radio-podcasting, public speaking, music composition and production, photography, and game-based virtual design.
Browse our catalogue of projects in all stages of development
FEATURED WORKS
NANCY
Narrative Historical Short | 12 Min
THE TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION
BUT FICTION IS NO STRANGER TO TRUTH
In 1893, an Inuk baby from Nunatsiavut. Labrador named Nancy Columbia Palmer Eneutseak was born in a fake igloo at a human zoo at the Chicago World's Fair. Born into spectacle, viewed as a curiosity by the colonial gaze, she was named not by sacred ceremony but by contest for the right to confer her identity, assign her validity, and confine her place. But such cages were never meant to hold her.
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Ectopia is an evolving transmedia worldbuilding and immersive participatory artwork spanning physical installation, virtual environments, projection, digital interactivity, non-linear narratives, generative soundscapes, sculpture through responsive and analogue interfaces Visitors enter through multiple portals, follow intersecting pathways, inhabiting shifting roles and states of consciousness as they explore The Mothership Persephone, its archives, mythologies, scientific systems, and off-world potential.
Rather than imagining new worlds through conquest or terraforming, Ectopia explores relational Indigeneity, symbiosis, and reciprocal adaptation: how bodies, consciousnesses, technologies and environments might transform through consensual encounter. Moving between physical and virtual realms, visitors generate their own trajectory through emergent intelligences, speculative environment and multi-sensory states of awareness, where no single perspective, medium, or mode of engagement holds primacy.
​​​​​​​​​Click below to experience Ectopia's fully-playable game-based digital-interactive interfaces and immersive environments.
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​​Developed with the support of Creative BC and the British Columbia Arts Council. We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.​​​​​​​​
Experimental Short | 5 Min
A facetious-yet-unsettling Super-8 film positing that mirth control is to the Crone what birth control is to the Maiden: tools of patriarchal compliance by which the primitive human laugh is weaponized into a top-down performance of pleasure. When a Test Subject defies mainframe laugh calibration protocol, she triggers a system-wide collapse that puts the viewer's own sovereignty under scrutiny.​​​
Written and Directed by
Eva Grant​ & Yasmeen Grant
Narrative Short | 12 Min
​Written and Directed by Hunter Grant
When university student Taylor Miller returns to her hometown to reunite with her high school friends, she finds her once-inseparable friend group drifting beyond reach. As she and her best friend, Alex, confront the growing distance between them, they must choose whether to fight for their friendship or accept that some stars shine brightest just before they fade to black.
Produced with the support of Vancouver Film Studios and MBS Equipment Co. Canada
Narrative Short 19 min
On the one-year anniversary of their violent arrest on the frontlines, veteran Land Defenders Echo and Wild reflect on their relationship to the Land and to each other, and what it means to choose love in the face of annihilation.
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Written and Directed by Eva Grant
Developed with TELUS Storyhive, Creative BC, and ImagineNATIVE​
Digital Series | Speculative Historical
Across generations and dimensions, an Indigenous woman and a time-warping trickster enter into a wager over the soul of civilization. Will memory and lineage endure, or will history be swallowed by the march of progress?
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Written by Eva Grant and Yasmeen Grant
Story Editor: Hunter Grant​
Digital 2D | 3D | Virtual Exhibit
Awarded the EQ Bank's
Emerging Digital Artist of the Year 4W
A digital counter-anatomy to techno-natalism, this graphic art collection integrates feminist futurism, DIY biohacking, queer ecology, and crip poetics. Each neo-organ prototype in the series imagines a reproductive architecture unmoored from utility, in which the womb is no longer a site of extraction or expectation. These neo-organs are not designed to produce children, but to incubate autonomy and midwife refusal. In a world obsessed with viability, they are proxies for futures the world is not yet ready to carry.
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Analog Short | 3 Min | Experimental
In this gothic one-take Super 8 narrative, a bookish-yet-ambitious Wizard seeking to enhance his magical prowess uses his homespun spellcraft to summon a fearsome Demon, bound to serve its Master. But little does he know, this Creature of Darkness has plans of its own and answers to a Higher Order...
Written, Directed & Lensed by Eva Grant​​
A DAUGHTER OF HER OWN
Science Fiction Feature | 90 Min
In a near-future society grappling with the ethics of cloning, Elena is a neo-human rights advocate who adopts Nova, an emancipated clone bearing her likeness and memories. As they navigate their entwined identities, they encounter societal prejudices, personal traumas, and a Sublime Intelligence that challenges assumptions around autonomy, continuity, and what it means to be truly human.
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Written and Directed by Eva Grant and Yasmeen Grant
OTHERHOOD
Narrative Short | 22 Min | Sci-Fi
Clones Leila and Exa share duplicate DNA and neural pathways but soon discover they are far from identical. Acting upon their distinct aptitudes, personality traits, and memory banks, they must navigate who they are to one another and who they could be given the chance to decide their own fate.
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Written & Directed by Eva Grant
Ethnographic Photography Exhibit
Eurasia is an ethnographic self-portrait series interpolating archival photographs and speculative imagery to reconstellate the migratory patterns of nomadic tribes of Asia Minor.​​​​
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​​​​​Creative Direction & Design by Eva Grant
Photography by Eva Grant & Nicole Bennett
Story Consultant: Yasmeen Grant
Funded by the BC Arts Council​​
Analog Short | 3 Min
A Test Subject is taken into a Deprogramming Chamber for baseline analysis and re-education, using images relating to the Subject’s memories, experiences, and psychological makeup. ​
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Written, Lensed, and Scored by Eva Grant
Directed by Eva Grant and Hunter Grant
Genre Short|4 Min 20 Sec | Heist
In this smart and stylish genre satire, an Indigenous PhD plots to return stolen Ancestral artifacts to her Tribe. But first she must outwit the white saviours and collectors who have descended upon the Community like vultures, ready to pick the bones clean.
Written and Directed by Eva Grant
Associate Producer: Yasmeen Grant
Story Coordinator Hunter grant
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Supported by The Sundance Institute, Canada Media Fund, the Independent Production Fund, and the Netflix-Banff Diversity of Voices program.​​​
Narrative Feature | 100 Min | Horror
In this Indigenous fairytale, a young mother's reality is tested when her child goes missing in the woods and returns not as one but as two.
Supported by Creative BC and the Province of British Columbia, the Rogers Indigenous Film Fund, the ReelWorld Screen Institute, the Indigenous Screen Office, and the Blood in the Snow Film Festival.
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Written by Eva Grant and Hunter Grant​
​Directed & Lensed by Eva Grant and Hunter Grant
Story Editor: Yasmeen Grant
