Under Thin Ice the award-winning documentary from divers Jill Heinerth and Mario Cyr received a second award from the Wildlife Conservation Film. The first award won by this film was from the Canadian Cinematographers Society in the best cinematography category award.

Jill Heinerth and Mario Cyr, tell us in Under Thin Ice about their dangerous expedition to the Canadian Arctic. Arctic and marine animals were not in their natural habitat. The Arctic is very rapidly warming, and Jill and Mario describe what is causing the rapid melting of the Arctic ice that is producing climate change. But Jill and Mario brave the elements thanks to their Inuit guides and manage to film belugas, narwhals and underwater algae for Under Thin Ice.

Read The Scuba News Canada article on Under Thin Ice

On Friday, Oct. 30, 2020 at 4 pm, Jill will be doing an online discussion with the Director of Under Thin Ice @DenisBlaquiere. By having a ticket to the event for $12, you will be able to stream our film. We’re going to answer all the burning (and freezing) questions you may have about the film being made.

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