About Steve Haining

 Steve Haining is an internationally acclaimed visual artist, renowned for breaking the Guinness World Record for the Deepest Underwater Portrait Photo-shoot and becoming the first person in history to capture a model portrait series beyond the no-decompression limits of scuba diving. With a remarkable portfolio that spans photography, cinematography, and directing for both television and feature films, Steve has garnered numerous accolades for his groundbreaking and imaginative work.

Steve’s career began over a decade ago, quickly establishing him as a prominent figure in photography. His early work saw him collaborating with top rock bands and performing artists, capturing iconic album covers and promotional material while touring the world. His impressive portfolio led to partnerships with major record labels such as Universal Music and BMI, as well as influential television networks like MTV and Much Music.

By 2015, Steve had become a globally recognized name, with hundreds of his images printed in prestigious publications worldwide. This visibility sparked interest from some of the world’s most recognized brands, leading to a transition into high-profile commercial work. Steve’s creative vision resulted in major advertising campaigns for industry leaders like Toyota Fujifilm and Tim Hortons. His photography has graced the pages of GQ Magazine and the cover of Canadian Fashion Magazine.

With a career marked by both artistic innovation and commercial success, Steve Haining continues to redefine the visual arts, leaving an indelible impact on the industry.

   in his free time Steve Haining is dedicated giving back. he has been teaching photography and filmmaking as a form of self-expression and mental health support. He has led workshops in over fifty remote First Nations and Inuit communities, as well as in maximum-security youth prisons, alternative schools. These workshops have taken place in Canada, the USA, Iceland, and Barbados.

In 2015, Haining transitioned into cinematography, quickly gaining recognition for his unique visuals in TV commercials, music videos, and ads. This success led him to pursue filmmaking, where he has excelled as a director, producer, and cinematographer in documentaries, TV shows, and genre films. His debut documentary, The Long Ride Home, won over a dozen major awards, including “Best Feature Documentary” and “Best Director.” Both films secured distribution deals on major streaming platforms. His horror film, Lianne, premieres on Amazon Prime Video and has gained the accolades of the independent horror occult fans across the UK.

This year, Haining is set to direct a new television pilot, a documentary, and complete his next gallery series, continuing to raise the bar in both photography and filmmaking.