Discovering Justis Price-Brown: From Coast Guard Captain to Adventure Filmmaker

Have you ever wondered what happens when high-seas recovery missions meet high-octane storytelling? Let me introduce you to Justis Price-Brown, the Canadian filmmaker whose roots in the Coast Guard give every frame of his work an advantage of authenticity and adrenaline. From Nautical Sciences to Navigating Stormy Seas Justis Price-Brown began his career far from the camera’s view, training for four intense years at the Canadian Coast Guard College on Cape Breton Island. Armed with a Bachelor of Technology in Nautical Sciences, he learned not only how to chart a course across treacherous waters but how to lead a crew through gale-force storms. One of his most harrowing experiences came in October 2014 aboard the CCGS Gordon Reid, when he and his team braved freezing spray and massive swells to tow a disabled container ship laden with bunker fuel away from Haida Gwaii’s rugged coastline. That mission, with its million‑dollar stakes, forged in him a lifelong ethos of courage...