Kelowna Video Solutions currently supports a small number of ongoing projects across art, storytelling, documentary work, and select local business partnerships.
The studio’s focus is on continuity, trust, and long-term development rather than short-term campaigns or high-volume production.
The following projects represent the core of the studio’s current work.
Process Art Discovery
A long-running YouTube channel exploring art, aging, creativity, and storytelling through artist features, classic cinema, and documentary work.
The channel serves as both a creative platform and a living archive of artistic process, emotional storytelling, and local cultural history. It continues to grow organically and remains a central focus of the studio.
Artist Channel Development
Ongoing production and channel management support for a small group of established artists developing their own YouTube presence.
This work typically includes filming, editing, publishing, and long-term channel strategy, allowing artists to build independent platforms while remaining connected to the Process Art Discovery ecosystem.
Documentary & Legacy Work
A multi-year documentary and digital preservation project focused on the Geert & Elly Maas Sculpture Gardens & Gallery with composer Tony Koenen.
This work includes long-form filming, interviews, archival organization, and digital support, with the goal of preserving artistic legacy and cultural context for future generations.
Local Business & Manufacturing Partnerships
Selective ongoing collaborations with local businesses and manufacturers where familiarity, trust, and practical value have been established over time.
Current partnerships include:
- Pacific Spas—manufacturing and technical video support
- Mountain Transmission—community-rooted business storytelling and digital work
- Second Tyme Around—retail storytelling and digital presence support
These relationships are maintained on a practical, as-needed basis rather than through recurring campaign schedules.
About New Work
Kelowna Video Solutions does not actively seek new clients.
New collaborations are considered infrequently and only when there is strong alignment with existing experience, realistic scope, and available capacity.
Short consultations may be considered within familiar industries.
This structure allows the studio to remain focused, reliable, and sustainable over time.