Mitch Bowmile is an award-winning documentary cinematographer and director based out of Toronto, Ontario capturing captivating and authentic stories about our beautiful planet and those that call it home. He holds a bachelor of journalism degree from Ryerson University where he won the “Best Documentary Award,” is a certified Advanced Drone Pilot, a certified strength and conditioning coach and has undergone formal training in white-water paddling, wilderness first aid and mountaineering.

Mitch’s work is rooted in impact. He’s worked with non-profits, charities and independent organizations to deliver films and videos that move audiences. In 2021 Mitch founded North Country Media House, a production company centred around empowering environmental and social non-profits to drive change in their communities through visual storytelling.

Beginning his career as a sports feature writer and multimedia reporter, Mitch developed a keen passion for long-form storytelling. Covering the Olympic Games, World Championships, Pan American Games and National competitions across North America, Mitch developed feature articles that garnered international attention and recognition.

After travels to Peru, the Alps, Norway, Alaska and the Yukon reignited his passion for photography and video, Mitch traded pen for camera and began telling in-depth stories through a visual medium. Mitch worked in-house for environmental and social non-profits, using visual assets to connect audiences with causes before making the move to film full-time with his debut film, Conserving Catchacoma.