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He has been working as Director of Photography since 2001, and has shot for high profile international clients such as L'oreal, Levi's, Sony, Pepsi, Toyota, Hyundai, Etihad Airways, Panasonic, Samsung and many more. He has shot on all five continents for agencies from Australia, Asia, USA and Europe. Frank's wide range of interest reflects in his work, embracing various genres and formats. His approach to each project is straight forward: 'Find out from the Director what he wants, find out from the Producer what framework you have in terms of schedule and budget. With this information I start to prioritise. The reality is that different jobs do have different priorities. When budget and schedule are generous you have a large palette to choose from when it comes to executing the job. The palette shrinks when the job is lean. That does not necessarily mean you have to compromise the creative outcome. I look back at some jobs that only left room for a simple approach and in the end the creative outcome was the best for the given script.

Chesterfield Inlet has been permanently settled since 1910, making it one of the oldest of the modern Inuit settlements in the Arctic. Long before that, the inlet on Fish Bay was a popular place to camp. Visitors will find ancient Thule sites nearby where ancient Thule tent rings and animal traps still stand today. Inuit still travel to this area each year to hunt and fish. You can learn about the community by hiking the Chesterfield Inlet Historic Trail.

Located on Little Playgreen Lake in Manitoba, York Boat Inn is your cozy and convenient hotel. We’re only an 8 minute drive from the Norway House Airport and offer comfortable accommodations with a newly opened entertainment centre.

Welcome to the Community of Norway HouseTwo communities share the name Norway House: Norway House Cree Nation and the adjacent non-treaty community of Norway House. Information within this website relates to the non-treaty community unless otherwise noted.The community of Norway House is located on the east channel of the Nelson River, approximately 29 kms North of Lake Winnipeg. Economic OverviewThe terrain, which currently severely limits economic opportunity, is primarily a granite base with little or no soil cover. Large areas are marshy and there are many small creeks, streams and rivers. Several small lakes lie in the nearby area, and much of the water-ways are dotted with Islands.Commercial fishing is conducted throughout the year. Fishers deliver their catch to the Play Green Point and Whisky Jack fish stations.Other factors in the economy are trapping and local services, as Norway House is a regional centre.

Viking Lodge is the largest fishing / hunting lodge in the Northwest division of Manitoba. We are situated approximately 500 miles North of the Manitoba / US border at the headwaters of the Grass River Provincial Park / Canoe System. Facilities include 16 Modern light house keeping cabins, 25 full service RV and Tent Sites, Regular and Mixed Gas, Oil, Propane, Ice, Fishing Tackle, Hunting Supplies, Fish Freezing, Convenience Store Items, Boat Launch with Docking, Playground, Laundry Facilities and Boat / Motor Parts and Service with a mechanic on duty. Call now to book your reservation!