ABOUT US

 
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LANDROCK ENTERTAINMENT

Landrock Entertainment is an award winning production company devoted to creating high quality content for a global audience. A team of passionate storytellers in search of dynamic, engaging and entertaining content, Landrock specializes in documentary and non-fiction programming. Recent projects include Rise of the eSports Hero (Global Television) a documentary about the sub-culture of professional video game players and Working People: A History of Labour in British Columbia (Knowledge Network), a historical documentary series.

Landrock works with an expanding roster of creative talent and innovative partners to deliver successful, groundbreaking and entertaining content.

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OUR TEAM

Erica Landrock - Executive Producer / President

Erica is a Vancouver based producer whose award-winning work has premiered at TIFF, imagineNATIVE, SXSW and Karlovy Vary. Crossing genres from narrative features to broadcast documentaries, her credits include Rise of the eSports Hero, a documentary looking at the sub-culture of pro-gaming which premiered nationally on Global Television that she produced and co-directed, Working People: A History of Labour in British Columbia, a three part documentary series that premiered on Knowledge Network, Sunflower Hour, a feature film that won the Independent camera Award in the Forum of Independents at Karlovy Vary, the feature documentary Stuffed and the recent Discovery of Insulin Heritage Minute for Historica Canada.

Most recently, Erica was the Supervising Producer for Knowledge Network, British Columbia’s public broadcaster, overseeing production of the BC History project which includes 150 Stories that Shape British Columbia and the four-part documentary series British Columbia: An Untold History.

Erica is an alumna of the Bell Media Executive Producer Accelerator Lab and the National Screen Institute’s Totally Television program. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Radio & Television Arts from Ryerson University and a certificate in Entertainment Administration from the University of British Columbia.