Taking Stock traces the history leading up to the crisis and the calling of a moratorium of the northwest Atlantic cod fishery. It presents the key players in this complex and tragic story, focusing on those who are now trying to come to grips with an uncertain future. How did the calamity happen? What signals did we ignore? Did we choose the right model in setting up an industry? Ultimately, Taking Stock holds a message for the Canadian as well as the global community: In trying to attain economic success, we must recognize that there are limits to how far we can exploit nature's delicate ecosystems.

Crossing Time Approximately is a short reflection on the remote southwest coast of Newfoundland. Shot during a cruise by boat during the summer of 2011, the film is a journey through geological, cultural and economic time. With a haunting musical score by Newfoundland musicians Des and Don Walsh, the film honours coastal landmarks that might soon be forgotten except for the determination of the film's surprising young voice: Cody Chant.

In The Children of Fogo we witness, through the eyes of children, some of the magic of this barren island that keeps its inhabitants clinging stubbornly to its shores. Film without words.

The Census was a 10-year international effort undertaken in to assess the diversity, distribution, and abundance of marine life—a task never before attempted on this scale. The first Census produced the most comprehensive inventory of known marine life ever compiled and cataloged it as a basis for future research and it investigated life in the global ocean from microbes to whales, from top to bottom, from pole to pole to discover new species, habitats, and connections and unlock many of the ocean’s long-held secrets.