We specialize in digital media and aerial imaging.
We use digital photography, video, and drones for a wide range of projects and activities — from original art and creative works, to mapping, to supporting science, research and monitoring.
For over a decade, we have used digital media to record the stories and knowledge of our Elders and empower Inuit to document and celebrate their language, culture and environment.
Video: A quick view of some of our digital media and drone work in one minute and thirty-four seconds.
Multimedia supports and services
- Photography
- Videography
- Aerial imaging and drone services
- Aerial mapping
- Post-production; editing
- Multimedia and drone training and workshops
- Logistics and field support for media production
- Experience applying multimedia services to research and field projects
Links to some of Ittaq's multimedia work and productions
Video highlights
- "Wounded Healers" (2020) Film: In Wounded Healers, director Romani Makkik takes us on a personal journey into reconciliation. Makkik asks, ‘how can we as Inuit come to reconcile amongst ourselves’?
- "Afraid Hearts" (2019) Music/Video: Supported production with Darkspark. Song and video produced with Clyde River grade 7-9 students to express their experiences and stories through music.
- "Tony: Back from the Brink" (2013) Film: Directed by Ittaq's Mike Jaypoody with Piksuk media. "Tony" tells the life story of Tony Kalluk from Clyde River and his life's journey from crime to hope to helping others. Winner of Best Documentary, Yellowknife film festival, 2015.
Visit Ittaq’s YouTube channel to view our latest videos
Photography (exhibitions and prizes) - Robert Kautuk
- "Dark Ice" (April 2022-March 2025) Exhibition at Ottawa Art Gallery
- “Second Nature: Photography in the Age of the Anthropocene” (Aug. 2024-Jan. 2025) Exhibition at Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University.
- “We are Story: The Canada Now Photography Acquisition” (Jan.-July. 2023) Exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario.
- "Cool... Inuit Art" (Feb-May 2021) Exhibition at Museum Lunteren, Netherlands
- "Arctic Tern" (2021) Highest Rating, CAFF 2021 Photo Contest
- "Snow-covered rocks and low clouds" (2018) 1st Place, Quebec Community Newspaper Association Awards
- "Walrus hunt" (2017) Best News Photo and Outstanding Photojournalism Award, Quebec Community Newspaper Association Awards
- "Walrus hunt" (2016) Outstanding Photojournalism Award, Nunatsiaq News
- "Leaping Polar Bear" (2015) 1st Place, NTI Website Photo Context