Take Action Films

We make films a that have an impact.

From Netflix, CBC, Sundance Channel to hundreds of film festivals, schools, corporate board rooms, church basements and town halls, our audiences are as diverse as the planet.

For over 20 years, Andrew Nisker, the founder of Take Action Films has been making films that make a difference. Become a free member today and TAKE ACTION!

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Celebrate World Ocean Month!

Coral Ghosts is a timeless documentary that weaves a century of underwater discovery into the present-day odyssey of marine biologist Dr. Tom Goreau.

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Sign the petition to save the historic Casavant Memorial Organ at University of Alberta's Convecation Hall. Go to www.uniteforthepipes.ca to learn more.

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SWEAT wins big at the #LabMeCrazy Science Film Festival

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LISTEN TO NUKED ON NUCLEAR HOTSEAT!

Libbe HaLevy interviews NUKED director Andrew Nisker and Rhea Moss-Christian, a Marshallese Islander interviewed in the film who is executive director and former chair of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) She previously chaired the Marshall Islands National Nuclear Commission and advised the Marshall Islands Government on oceans and trade.

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Premiere coming in May on Hollywood Suite

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Goldilocks explores the interconnectedness of life and matter through systems, time, process, and the fundamental role of temperature. This visual essay presents six seemingly disparate narratives to illustrate this concept. We meet a SETI researcher hunting for extraterrestrial life, a baker striving for sourdough perfection, a Finnish sauna elf sharing cultural insights, a coral scientist working to preserve oceans, a bush pilot observing environmental shifts, and an extreme physiologist testing human limits.