We are currently working several corporate videos for clients in the Montreal area. 

We have been working with the Québec political party "Coalition Avenir Québec" in their latest promotional campaign videos.  No Water Studios traveled to Victoriaville Quebec for the "Congrés de Fondation" weekend political convention.  Video to come. 

No Water Studios worked with the Concordia University Student Union campaign "A Better Concordia" in their promotional videos for the 2012 CSU campaign.  As a result of these videos the "A Better Concordia" team won a landslide victory across the board in every position.  These videos were a part of a Nikon D5100 and D7000 camera test.

Over the past few months NWS has been working with Philia Productions on a documentary that was shot in Nepal in December 2011.  The documentary has changed form since principal photography started on December 6th 2011. 

In documentary we are working on a co-production with Sivax Pictures titled "The Lone Pearl" The film is about a archeologists' journey to fight and reclaim his greatest discovery, an excavation of the long forgotten first city of South America, Nueva Cádiz of Cubagua.
Dr. Jorge Armand is stranded in the back of Margarita Island, Venezuela fighting to reclaim the greatest discovery of his career.  Along with his discovery vanished another dream: the funding to develop a poor community of fishermen.  The Lone Pearl explores the effects of the government’s decision to terminate Armand’s project and his intrepid return to the excavation at the long forgotten first city of South America, Nueva Cádiz of Cubagua.

We are currently working on a narrative short film: "The Fish" about the underground world of illegal betta fish fighting.  The film is scheduled to go into production fall 2012. 

Also In documentary we are currently developing a documentary film tentatively titled "4 years later" about the Mexican Drug war in Tijuana that has calmed almost 50,000 lives. Returning with the cast of the documentary film "Las Mil Mascaras to examine how life in Tijuana has changed in the four years since we shot our first film.