Award-Winning Storyteller:
Focusing on your Unique Narrative
Our Story
Little Ram Productions Inc. has been a producer of diverse Canadian video content since its inception in 2007.
At the time, it was not so easy; we would produce mainstream content during the day to help fund passion driven diverse projects at night. The goal was to always include underrepresented ethnic Canadians in the mainstream voice through the media and TV programming.
Today, we are able to professionally continue with this passion and also help government, not-for-profit, and corporate agencies with videos that focus on creativity, inclusivity and accessibility.
Clients
Featured Videos
Global Container Terminals
Global Container Terminals, a client of Sedgwick Strategies, required a video capturing the carving process and narrative of a traditional welcome post by Tsawassen carver, Karl Morgan. Little Ram Productions collaborated with Karl, Sedgwick, and GCT, strategically pacing out this 3-month-long project and adapting to the storyline as key moments unfolded.
Resilience BC
In response to the surge in hate crimes within the community, Resilience BC commissioned 13 community-specific video versions. Collaborating with the Vancouver Asian Film Festival, we meticulously developed a narrative that embraced inclusivity and prioritized thoughtful representation. This project was produced
in multiple languages.
The Process
Creating your impactful video doesn't have to be complicated. With our 15+ years in mainstream TV broadcasting, we’re able to guide you through any communications videos.
Pre-Production
This stage begins with a discovery meeting, tailored to your preferences (phone, virtual, or in person). We delve into your video goals, offering insights on visual concepts, identifying ideal story structure based on your key messaging, and suggesting optimal filming locations. We will also establish a work schedule, ensuring an efficient filming day for a swift turnaround. Release forms, if needed, are prepared during this phase.
Production
On production day, we take charge of setup, managing lighting, refining staging, and providing guidance on presentation. Drawing from our extensive experience in TV news and documentaries, we offer expertise on interviews on camera, adjusting speech pace, and highlighting your “good side”. Our commitment to inclusivity is paramount, carefully considering the composition of individuals appearing on camera, factoring in roles and positions. We're also flexible in incorporating spontaneous ideas that enhance the video.
Post Production and Delivery
In editing, we’ll select the best interview clips that echo your key messaging and weave them together with your brand guidelines, logos, and colours. This also includes adding graphics, licensed music, and subtitles as needed.
Within approximately 3 business days (for straightforward videos) or 7 business days (for more complex projects), we deliver a private link for your review. You have two opportunities for revisions, ensuring the video aligns perfectly with your vision. At delivery, we cater to various file formats, from TV broadcast to social media posts.
Kevin K. Li
Producer
Kevin K. Li is a video producer based in Vancouver, BC, Canada. He is the 2021 RTDNA Winner in the Best Audio-Visual Storytelling (Large Market, CBC Vancouver). Kevin has an extensive background in broadcast productions; he has worked for the Olympic News Channel (Vancouver, London, Singapore, Brazil), CBC Vancouver, CTV, City TV, Omni BC, and Fairchild TV.
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A passionate advocate for Asian North American cinema, Kevin served for five consecutive years as Vice President of the Vancouver Asian Film Festival’s Board of Directors. During his tenure, he secured the festival’s largest private donation to establish the Richard K. Wong Film Fund, supporting underrepresented Asian Canadian filmmakers telling community-driven stories. His work challenging the model minority stereotype through viral campaigns has been featured in The New Yorker, Dateline Australia, 101 East (Al Jazeera), National Post, The Globe and Mail, and international outlets.
Kevin also founded Mission: Red Pocket, an initiative revitalizing traditional Chinese money envelopes for second-generation Chinese Canadians.
Our Clients Say
"We know when we book Little Ram, Kevin will go the
extra mile to come up with creative ideas, to troubleshoot, and to make the clients feel at ease in front of the camera. He's the best of the best."
Amanda Bates, Curve Communications
"—they really listened and worked with me to bring my vision to life, on budget and with the kind of polish and professionalism you’d expect from a seasoned broadcast team."
Dawn Chubai, Live Selling School, TV Personality
