Stephen Low (filmmaker)

Stephen Low is a Canadian filmmaker known for his work in IMAX and large-format films, particularly those focused on science, technology, and adventure. He has directed, produced, and written numerous films that have been exhibited in IMAX theaters worldwide.

Low's films often explore complex subjects, from the intricacies of space exploration to the power of natural forces, using visually stunning and immersive techniques unique to the IMAX format. His work is characterized by a blend of educational content and dramatic storytelling, aiming to engage audiences while providing insight into various scientific and technological advancements.

Some of his notable films include Titanica (1992), which chronicled the discovery of the Titanic wreck; Flight of the Butterflies (2012), which followed the epic migration of monarch butterflies; and Rocky Mountain Express (2011), which showcased the engineering marvel of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Low's contributions to the IMAX film industry have earned him recognition for his technical innovation and commitment to bringing science and adventure to a wider audience through the immersive experience of large-format cinema. He continues to be a prominent figure in the development and evolution of IMAX filmmaking.