Halaw Productions
Our solutions are designed to meet the planning and implementation needs of our clients. These services are geared toward problem solving, creating plans and moving into action.
Halaw Productions is a incorporated company that is in the Motion Picture and Entertainment business. It oversees all the production assets and personnel of Halaw Productions, itis the parent company of Halaw Pictures and Studio developments. Halaw Pictures will have direct and indirect involvement in the Sales and Distribution of those Productions. It will provide the entitled rights of Indigenous Nations exemption to its Productions and Services. Halaw Pictures studio developments will be a full state of the art Motion Picture and Television studio, with sound stages, production offices, back lot, restaurants, and more...etc., base on Indigenous Nations Lands. Halaw Pictures and Studio developments are still in the development stage, further more will be provided in the very near future.
Halaw Pictures website is in the development stage, and can be viewed in the very near future, you can follow the growth and development of Halaw Pictures on its future website, more information to follow, thank you for your patience and understanding.
What Our Clients Say
"Today our community is moving in the right direction, there will be hurdles from time to time, but we have learned how to confront and deal with these hurdles, we look forward to our future a step at a time, that's how progress and growth is accomplished, for this we are very grateful to Peter Leech and the Halaw Group for their help, assistance, motivation, and commitment to our progress and growth..."
Chief Judy Wilson - Neskonlith First Nations
"It was truly a pleasure to have Gino and Peter in our community of Tseshaht First Nation, presentation was so insightful and motivating, the youth of our community where truly inspired..."
Gail Gus - Tseshaht First Nation
"Having Gino and Peter in our community was huge for our community and surrounding communities, and the message they gave was also huge and impacting to our youth..."
Sala Anderson - Tsulquate First Nation
