Hidden Cove Media showcases the work of award-winning documentary filmmaker and freelance journalist Katrina Pyne.
Katrina is dedicated to telling compelling narratives that intersect science, society, and the environment from around the world.
With nearly a decade of experience in science communication, Katrina was previously a video producer, videographer, and editor at the Hakai Institute, producing over a hundred education media pieces – including documentaries, podcasts and animations – and working with partners such as the National Film Board, CBC, Ocean Frontier Institute, Ocean School, and more.
Her writing and produced media have appeared in publications including Hakai Magazine, Canadian Geographic, Explore, The Inertia, Gripped, Fly Fusion, Maclean’s, Halifax Magazine, and Rapid Magazine.
A graduate of the University of King’s College School of Journalism, where she served as Editor-in-Chief of the Dalhousie Gazette (Vol. 145), Katrina began her career in Canadian newsrooms. She interned at The Globe and Mail and worked with both Global News and the CBC before turning her focus to documentary filmmaking and long-form visual storytelling.
Her work is grounded in curiosity, rigour, and a deep connection to the natural world. She is most often found romping around in the ocean.
For quotes and availability, contact: kat.pyne@gmail.com
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