BACKGROUND
Founded in 2013 as freelance media arts company and later incorporated in 2019, Creative Fields delivers a wide-range of CGI animation, visual effects, and motion graphics in film and television. We typically take on projects that are part of larger works in video and film productions. We can expand to meet a project’s technical and artistic demand through a virtual studio environment through a small team of specialists from the Calgary and Vancouver markets.
Project partners and clients include Handful of Films (CBC – Nature of Things), The National Film Board, Kicker Video, various agencies, Deluxe Design Group, Noddis Water Security, Euroshield, and Corkscrew (now Stir Films). Recent projects include work provided for the Nature of Things, City of Calgary, The University of Calgary.
What Clients Are Saying:
Thank you for the excellent work on the production of our digital installation video guides for EuroSlate/EuroShake and EuroLite Slate and EuroLite Shake. They turned out much better than we hoped for in terms of the quality of the animation and the attention to detail and you maintained our schedule for delivery on time and on budget. I have had several companies ask me who did the videos as they were very impressed and possibly will require these types of services in the future. I have and will continue to recommend Creative Fields for anyone requiring this type of work.
-Brian Eberle, Euroshield Roofing
Creative Fields took our very complex business model and graphically interpreted it for everyone to understand.
-Rick Siddon, Noddis Water Security
It was a pleasure to work with Greg on an opening animation for a television and internet marketing campaign for BURNCO Landscapes . I provided Greg with a clear idea of what I wanted and he was quick to respond with his initial renderings. We effortlessly made a couple of adjustments and Greg delivered a creative opening animation on time and on budget. I will definitely work with Greg on future animations.
-Darold Black, Black Media Works
Greg has been wonderful to work with. He works quickly, to spec and scope. He’s very amenable to last minute changes and I’ve always enjoyed working with him.
-Stacey Quick, Corkscrew Media
Greg Marshall brought his extensive video production and editing knowledge into my photojournalism program, greatly enhancing the overall learning experience for our students as they produced video stories in the documentary tradition. He is personable, and an incredible knowledge base in the world of journalistic, and corporate video storytelling.
-Kevin Udahl, Photojournalism Instructor, Journalism School of Information & Communications Technology
Greg from Creative Fields was exceptional to work with. Especially given that he worked remotely and we exchanged files via a cloud. Working online with someone presents challenges but Greg was fast at replying to emails and asked all the right questions. It was a great experience working with him.
-Scott Portingale, Filmmaker and Animator – Infinitude project
Greg Marshall
Visual Effects Supervisor - Generalist
Greg has over 20 years in the visual effects, CGI animation, and motion graphic industry. He works often in supervisory role, usually with a small team of highly-experienced specialists from both Calgary and Vancouver markets. He gained his overall industry employment experience working for V Strategies, Pyramid Productions, and A-Channel Calgary for Craig Broadcast. From 2013 to 2015 he taught video production to 2nd year Photojournalism students at SAIT in the School of Information Communications and Technology (ICT) as well as design and Adobe courses in the Continuing Education Department. From 2013 to late 2020 he served on EMMedia's Board of Directors and as Treasurer. He graduated from the Alberta College of Art and Design (now the Alberta University of the Arts) with a 4 year visual arts diploma on the Dean's List from Alberta College of Art and Design and is also a practicing video artist who has recently shown work internationally in 17 countries. He was one of a group of 16 graduates who founded in 1994 the Untitled Art Society, artist-run centre in Calgary that continues to provide studio and exhibition space to artists.
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