Jordie Lepage is a Squamish, British Columbia–based director and director of photography, and co-founder of TOPO Films with executive producer Patrick Henry. TOPO focuses on outdoor culture and branded documentary—“Motion . Culture . Outdoor” and “Stories from the wild”—spanning automotive commercials, tourism campaigns, athlete content, and conservation storytelling. His clearest recent director credit is the 2025 Simms Fishing film Wolves of the River, a bull-trout conservation piece on the Squamish River that he directed, shot, and edited. He is Director + DOP on the stewardship short Don’t Love It To Death and on Destination British Columbia place films including Infinite Coast and the DBC x ITBC Illahee series. With Chase White he made the Fly Fishing Film Tour shorts Leap Year (2021) and Common Ground (2022), character-led steelhead and lodge stories built around community and fish conservation. TOPO’s reel associates the company with Toyota, Mazda, Ford Bronco, Chevrolet, Can-Am Off-Road, Red Bull, Samsung, Lululemon, Saje Wellness, Jack Links, AWS, XTRATUF, and Canoe Financial. On award-winning Outside series such as Wildly Wyoming and Toyota x Outside Ultimate Mountain Athlete he is credited Director of Photography, not director. His authorial through-line is polished real-people conservation and destination documentary, with adjacent action-sports and automotive branded content.