Broadcast

LOOT is a feature documentary that exposes the criminal network behind the looting of Cambodia's ancient temples and the global trade in stolen antiquities. Through unprecedented access to former looters, investigators, and cultural experts, the film uncovers the human cost of the illicit art market while exploring the ongoing fight to recover priceless cultural heritage. Studio X Labs provided voice recording, sound design, final mixing, and mastering, helping bring this compelling investigative documentary to audiences worldwide.

Gumboot Kids is an award-winning Canadian preschool series that inspires children and families to explore the natural world through curiosity, mindfulness and discovery. Guided by Scout the Mouse, Daisy, Jessie and the Gumboot Kids, each episode blends live action, stop-motion animation, music, and storytelling as young viewers solve nature mysteries, create imaginative crafts and develop a deeper appreciation for the environment. Across four seasons, the series encourages creativity, scientific observation and a lifelong connection with nature while entertaining audiences around the world.

Happy Place is a charming preschool series that invites young audiences into the delightful miniature world of an endearing community of guinea pigs. Through gentle stories and everyday adventures, the series encourages kindness, empathy, friendship and cooperation while helping children build confidence in navigating everyday social situations. Blending warmth, humor and positive life lessons, Happy Place celebrates the importance of compassion, good manners and finding joy in helping others.

Bending Light is a feature documentary that chronicles the remarkable 1922 expedition to Western Australia, where an international team of astronomers set out to photograph a total solar eclipse and test Albert Einstein's revolutionary theory of general relativity. Guided by science journalist Bob McDonald, the film combines expert insights with rare archival imagery to reveal how this historic scientific achievement transformed our understanding of the universe and continues to influence modern discoveries in astronomy and astrophysics.

A Window Looking In is a Knowledge Network original documentary series that profiles twelve of British Columbia's most celebrated artists and cultural icons. Through intimate conversations and beautifully crafted cinematography, each episode offers a personal glimpse into the creative process, inspirations, and philosophies of individuals whose work has helped shape the province's artistic and cultural landscape. Featured subjects include photographer Fred Herzog, musician Sarah McLachlan, actor Ian Tracey, designer Martha Sturdy and other influential voices from across British Columbia. Together, the series presents a compelling portrait of creativity, identity and the enduring power of the arts.

Daisy & the Gumboot Kids is a preschool craft series that inspires young children to explore the natural world through creativity and hands-on learning. Hosted by Daisy, a resourceful stop-motion mouse, each episode transforms discoveries from nature into imaginative craft projects that encourage curiosity, problem-solving and artistic expression. Blending storytelling, outdoor exploration, and creative play, the series celebrates the wonders of nature while inspiring young viewers to learn through observation, imagination and discovery.

Finding Freedom: The Endless Pursuit of an Elusive Dream is a powerful documentary that follows the lives of four refugees as they navigate the uncertainty of detention while seeking asylum. Equipped with mobile phones by the filmmakers, the participants document their own experiences, offering an intimate and deeply personal perspective on displacement, resilience and the enduring hope for a better future. Through their firsthand stories, the film explores the human cost of forced migration and the universal pursuit of freedom, giving voice to those living through one of the defining humanitarian challenges of our time.

Take Me Home is a documentary series produced for Knowledge Network that explores the deeply personal meaning of home through the stories of remarkable British Columbians. Featuring artists, musicians, athletes, architects, writers and community leaders, the series reveals how home can be found in family, creativity, nature, cultural heritage, community and a profound sense of belonging. Studio X Labs provided audio post-production services, helping bring each story to life with a polished and immersive soundtrack that complements the series' intimate storytelling and celebrates the diverse voices and landscapes of British Columbia.

Ill Fated (2004) is a darkly comic Canadian drama directed by Mark A. Lewis. Set in an isolated rural community, the film follows Jimmy, a young man determined to escape the dead-end future of his hometown. When the unexpected return of his estranged father exposes long-buried secrets, a chain of tragic events forces the community to confront its fractured relationships and uncertain future. Blending black comedy with emotional drama, Ill Fated offers an unflinching portrait of small-town life, where hope, despair, and redemption exist side by side.