The team
Doug Cole
Founder and President
Doug has over 45 years of storytelling experience through film, video and multimedia. An entrepreneur, he has more than 560 production credits, over 30 awards and more than 100 major clients through his company Image Works Alberta Inc. Doug is responsible for 3Scape’s corporate and technical development including investment strategies, market engagement, and capture and display technology research.
Leah Iwaniuk
Producer
Leah has over 30 years of experience in film and television, establishing valuable relationships with independent professionals and bringing major projects in on time and on budget. Her experience with an elderly family member made Leah very aware of 3Scape’s potential for that demographic. She worked closely with the psychiatric team and the elderly, creating the experience with them, not just for them.
Mat Fuchs
VP Sales
Mat has worked as a computer programmer, media technician and sales champion for media projects throughout Canada and the U.S. He is an expert on the IQHD 3D Glassless Screen and Media Management System. He is located in Toronto and will handle Ontario – East sales.
Marilyn Scott
Writer/Researcher
A professional freelance writer since 1974, Marilyn loves writing challenges. Whether depicting 1000 years of Ukrainian history, or Indian legends in shadow puppets, Marilyn has entertained, informed and delighted audiences of all kinds and received numerous awards for her work. As main script creative for 3Scape, she is a key element in bringing immersive 3D content to life as well as uncovering critical research on the topic.
Dylan Pearce
Director/Producer 3D/VR
Dylan is a director whose focus is on storytelling through technology. He directs feature-length films, episodic TV and works extensively in new tech storytelling through VR and 3D. Dylan won an Alberta Film Award for directing “40 Below and Falling 3D”. Dylan was the VR director for 3Scape Systems as well as episodic VR for APTN with Caution May Contain Nuts.
Dylan Reade
IMAX Stereographer and 3D Specialist
Dylan is one of earlier pioneers of the IMAX 3D format and has traveled all over the planet in every possible climate and terrain. With 50 IMAX films to his credit he is exceptionally well qualified to work with the 3Scape 3D program. Dylan found the “Remembering” seniors project filmed in 2013 to be exceptionally satisfying.
Connie Edwards
Resident Engagement
Connie brings many years of experience working with people-oriented projects. She is currently developing her fourth program for CBC’s “The Nature of Things.” A tireless advocate for the production industry Connie is Past President and long-time Board Member of the Alberta Media Producers Industry Association (AMPIA).
Consultants
Dr. Suparna Madan
Faika Satterthwaite
Dr. Suparna Madan
Dr. Suparna Madan is Program Medical Director for Geriatric Mental Health in the Calgary, Alberta area. As a consultation-liaison and inpatient psychiatrist at Rockyview General Hospital her conference presentations include managing disruptive behaviors and mood disorders. Her research interests include applying music therapy for disruptive behaviors in demented elderly as well as the application of technology in medical and patient care.
Dr. Darrin Leung
Faika Satterthwaite
Dr. Suparna Madan
Dr. Darrin Leung works in the field of geriatric psychiatry and recently completed his psychiatric residency at the University of Calgary. His time is spent on inpatient psychiatry and on the geriatric consultation liaison team at Rockyview General Hospital. His research interests include an ongoing study investigating the use of 3D immersive film as a new form of reminiscence therapy.
Faika Satterthwaite
Faika Satterthwaite
Faika Satterthwaite
Faika Satterthwaite Born in Turkey, Faika came to Canada in 1979 to train as a Recreation Therapist. While working with war veterans in Calgary in 1985 she discovered that she loved to work with older adults and moved to Rockyview General Hospital to run the Seniors’ Mental Health Recreation Therapy program. She has been involved in various capacities with ATRA and is a huge supporter of including Recreation Therapy in all clinical settings.