A Co-Working Club for Creators.
Supporting artists to create the best work of their careers.
Music Elevation Series
Registration is now open
A Monthly Series designed to elevate your sound and expand your network.
The Club
What happens when Artists from multiple disciplines are given the inspiration to create, the studio environments to capture that creation, and the community to share their creation with, all under one roof?
Designed as a Coworking Club for Creators, Haus of Owl exists to support the creative spirit, hunger, and process of artists in the world of music, film, fashion, photography and dance. This curated community consists of Membership options that span from Drop-In Artist to Dedicated Creator with in-house recording and film studios supported by a collective of industry pros.
Activating Artists
Haus of Owl’s journey highlights how underutilized spaces can transform into vibrant creative hubs through community, collaboration, and innovation. By activating artists and storytellers, we breathe life into the city, creating an ecosystem where art, technology, and culture intersect to shape downtown Victoria’s identity.
HOO Programming
Open to Public. Free to Members.
The Haus
Haus of Owl is a one-stop-shop for asset creation consisting of Dedicated Creator Spaces, Inspired Common Areas, Recording Studio, Photo/Video Studio, Podcast Studio, and various writing environments designed to support an artist’s creative process. Studios are equipped with the necessary gear to bring big ideas to life. HOO Studios are available to our core Membership and to external parties looking to create superior content.
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A space designed for immersive media, photography, and creative gatherings. More than a studio—a space to create, explore, and transform ideas into reality.
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High-end Audio Recording environment ideal for both musicians, vocalists, and ADR sessions. The OOLOO Studio is furnished with top tier gear, a selection of instruments, and option Pro Engineer support. For groups that desire more space, the BURROW Studio can be booked as an integrated expansion room.
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Acoustically treated space, well suited to capture a Podcast, Videocast, or to Livestream/Film an Educational Workshop. The BURROW can also be booked as an expansion room for the OOLOO Recording Room.
*Microphones, lighting, backdrops, stands, chairs available . Please contact us for specifics.
The Garden
The Garden is the communal core of Haus of Owl and the Creative Workspace for our Nomad Members. It is also home to our Workshops and “The Garden” Artist highlight series.
We acknowledge and respect the lək̓ʷəŋən peoples on whose traditional territory Haus of Owl stands and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.
Members
Haus of Owl is a curated community of Songwriters, Filmmakers, Record Producers, Recording Engineers, Photographers, Dancers, and Poets.
The Art: Member Highlights
SCOTT ALDERSON: ANOMALY
short film
A Haus of Owl Production Directed by Jordan Dack
A cinematic gallery of poems, representing nine of Scott Alderson's most recent works from his book "Finding Jamie". "Anomaly" is a provocative dreamscape of words, imagery, and music set to an almost dystopian hum of anger, loss and, in the end, gratitude.
We gratefully acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
MISERABLE MACHINES
music video
Directed, edited, story by Eric Hinch, Hinchalot Films
Artist: 12XPretty (Jordan Dack, Daniel Martins)
Music Production: Ron Thaler
Executive Producer: Matt Gibbs
“The varied electro-pop beats, dark lyrics and the singers dynamic voice inspired me to recreate that time in our youth when we thought the mysterious and magical things read in fiction could still come true.”
- Eric Hinch, Director
CLAY POTS
short film
Directed by Michael Makaroff
Patrick, an insecure and imaginative 24-year-old, goes to a party at his ex-girlfriend’s apartment as part of their “We-can-still-be-friends” arrangement but struggles through reminders of their relationship and his own insecurities as he’s unable to find her in the small space.