Hello! I'm Béatrice Vu
I specialize in crafting branded films, and producing documentary photography and films that connect audiences to nature. My work is driven by the hope of creating a positive impact through the sharing of meaningful human stories.
Director & Cinematography ShowReel
Impact-Driven Storytelling, Cinematography & Photography for conscious Brands and organisations.
Every great movement goes through a journey to find its alignment. Navigating the raw challenges of growth to reach a place of purpose. That is why we are named Wild to Balance. We bridge the gap between your mission and your audience through powerful visual concepts, design, and documentary filmmaking.
Stories in Service of the Planet & Its People
We partner with sustainable organizations and outdoor brands to create content that shifts perspectives. Our creative process is anchored by four simple pillars:
Passion: A drive to explore and protect the natural world.
Partnership: Deep, collaborative relationships rooted in mutual trust & respect.
Ethics: A commitment to sensitive and community-based representation.
Effective Work: Delivering quality visual media that drives real-world impact.
Brands that trusted us
Latest stories
Antarctica expedition to fight climate change
It is a unique 12-day educational journey by ship to ‘the Last Great Wilderness on Earth,’ led by polar explorer and sustainability champion Robert Swan O.B.E. – the first person in history to trek to both Earth’s poles.
7 days in Côte-Nord, Quebec with the 2024 Subaru Solterra
The Whale Route stretches over 850 km along the Côte-Nord in Quebec. Also known as Route 138, it is easily recognizable by its blue signs. It is renowned as the site of an annual gathering in the summer and fall of 13 marine mammals that come to feed in our Saint Lawrence River.
XF16-50mmF2.8-4.8 R LM WR x Beatrice Vu
In the world of photography, what meets the eye is often just the tip of the iceberg. Behind every captivating image lies a story of dedication, perseverance, and adaptation. Unlike the studio shoots, you don’t have the luxury of controlling your light, you are at the mercy of nature, and she does not always play nice.
