Big Brother Canada 3
I had the pleasure of working on Big Brother Canada 3 in the spring of 2015. I started as an intern on their casting team, working with the casting department […]
Category Archives: Broadcast
Television
I’ve had the pleasure to work on a wide range of TV shows. Please contact me about working together on your next screen based project. Here are just a few of the […]
Missing Christmas
As the Christmas season comes and goes, I’ve thought about how the many of us missed christmas. Not on purpose – we were just simply too busy checking our phones […]
Salmon Fishing in the Ganaraska
I spend my summers in Cobourg Ontario, a small town an hour east of Toronto. We have a cottage on Rice Lake and often on our way there we stop […]
Pax Lodge
Pax Lodge is a World Centre owned and operated by the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. From October 2013-April 2014, I was the Marketing and Communications Intern. These are […]
Non-Profit Communications
In the summer of 2013, I joined the All Summer Staff team at Camp Oochigeas as their photographer and videographer. Camp Oochigeas is a camp for children affected by childhood […]
Graduation
Just some vids I shot and edited for our Graduation. Congrats King’s Class of 2013!
Manthropology
The magazine for the modern man. The articles I wrote and the photographs I took for the magazine can be seen here: THE MANTHRO FASHION SHOOT Refined Rebels Bridge Brewery […]
Video – Do students like their athletic facilities?
UNews talks to students at Dal, MSVU and SMU about their campus fitness facilities With Ken Wallingford. Unews reporters walked around Halifax campuses on Friday Nov. 23, 2012 to talk […]
CKDU 5pm newscast… hosted by Paula
The CKDU newscast hosted by yours truly.
Behind the scenes of the Radio Room
For six weeks I took part in an intensive radio class. On the final day I documented how we put the show together. This is the behind the scenes of […]
Halifax wrestlers react to the IOC cutting wrestling
The International Olympic Committee cut wrestling from the Olympic program. Halifax wrestlers react.
The Radio Room… hosted by Paula
That time when I hosted the Radio Room on CKDU 88.1 in Halifax
Tape Talk: Choking
I sat down with host Charlotte Harrison to talk about how we treat choking in Canada.
Review: The Golden Globes
I loved them!
Blackberry releases Blackberry10
The Halifax reaction to Blackberry 10
A rant about the Grammy’s
I’m not a fan of the grammy’s…
Arthur: The College Years
A group of students at the University of King’s College envisioned Arthur and the gang in College for the Fringe Theater Festival. This is what to expect:
The Modern Chimney Sweep
What do the modern chimney sweeps do? I went along with Black Magik and found out more.
Tobogganing on Citadal Hill
One Saturday in January a group of journalism students hit the hill to let off some steam and have some good old Canadian fun… Music: Feeling Good by the Sheepdogs […]
The Woodshed
At the beginning of the year a group of Dal and King’s students put together a band called The Woodshed to compete in Dal’s Got Talent. The band just got […]
Steak Week
A group of King’s students eat steak with every meal for one whole week.
Surprise Hair Cuts
Walk into Bowtique Hair and Makeup on a Wednesday and you might be in for a surprise!
The CSP Party
I was asked to do a video of the King’s Contemporary Studies Program Annual Party. It was a great night for all in attendance. CSP Paartayyy from Paula Sanderson […]
Dal Bachelors and Bachelorettes 2013
Once again I took on tough task of interviewing the hottest athletes at Dalhousie. Here is the trailer video… The idea: Take Dal’s hottest varsity athletes and put them in […]
Jake’s 22nd Birthday
What started out as Jake’s birthday turned into Retro Night at the wardroom. Happy Birthday… Music: 22 by Taylor Swift Jake’s 22nd B-Day from Paula Sanderson on Vimeo.
The Tessa and Harry Party
When Tessa and Harry host a soiree you know it’s going to be good. Featuring Eric’s dance moves. Music: I’m not going to teach your boyfriend how to dance with […]
Dave, John and Chong
Last weekend I went to a birthday party for my friends Dave and John. We had a blast celebrating their 24th and 22nd birthdays, dancing and chatting until early in […]
Highlight Reel: Aaron Robbins
For full disclosure, Aaron Robbins is my second cousin. And I couldn’t be more proud. Check out the video I put together of his third season with the UPEI Panthers. […]
Radio Producing
CBC Radio: The Sunday Edition Producer: ‘She Made some Tarts, All of a Summer’s Day’ CBC Radio:Cross Country Checkup. Associate Producer: Is the Goverment Right to Pull Canada’s Jets out […]
Puppies!
On Tuesday December 3rd, myself and two good friends took four cameras to Dalhousie’s puppy room to check out what was going on. Here is the end result: They’re not puppies but […]
Students protest gym by dancing
Some students at the University of King’s College in Halifax were upset that the board of governors implemented a new gym fee after students voted against the fee. The students believed they could work out anywhere […]
Dal dancers get moving at INSPIRE
Dancers turned, leaped and stanky legged in a whirlwind dance workshop put on by DalDance on Sunday. The workshop, called INSPIRE, was hosted by the society and featured four different […]
Reader asks for story behind North Toronto CI sculpture
By Paula Sanderson June 5, 2012 Q: As I wandered about North Toronto Collegiate Institute during the anniversary tour, I noticed a steel artistic structure on Roehampton Avenue with hundreds of inscribed […]
The Sanderson Post 