Heather Canik

Dead Salvage [CG Animated Feature] (2015)
Film by Purity Films Assistant Director Set in a not too distant future, where the earth is almost incapable of sustaining life, mankind has looked towards the stars. Planet Earth is almost incapable of sustaining life. All the nations from around the globe have come together to create the U.W.C. (United World Civilization). Our remaining resources were put to use in creating the most state of the art city, where the remaining humans on Earth could live and hopefully, survive. But after 60 years and with no means to expand, population growth and lack of food and water took its toll. The U.W.C. leaders had to come up with another option. A 10 year space project was formulated to find another suitable, inhabitable planet. It was the most incredible deep space exploration mission ever conceived and executed. After 20 years, and not a moment too soon, we found a planet that could sustain us, and was known from that day as Eden. Everything seemed to be going as planned, both at home on Earth and in Eden Colony. But, on the 21st February 2152, Eden colony went dark. No further communications were received. A rescue mission was put into effect to find out what happened on Eden, and this is where the story of Dead Salvage begins.

Project London (2013)
Video by Ian Hubert (Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi and Animation) Script Supervisor Project London is an independent, almost no-budget, feature-length, live action movie with vivid, intense, and marrow-vibrating visual effects and animations created with the open source software Blender (and other traditional software) and 250 (or so) worldwide volunteers. It's the first independent movie from writer director, Ian Hubert and features a story set in Seattle, Washington. This special effects-rich science fiction actioner is about a grief stricken young man who joins a ragtag resistance force and engages in epic battles against Joint Command to avenge his father and save the planet. Written by Anonymous