Feature Documentary

Canadian author and poet Margaret Atwood discusses her life and work.

Co-Edited with Cathy Gulkin.

Documentary Short

This short, 5-minute film highlights the rich tenacity of Toronto’s East Chinatown community, through the exploration of its people, sidewalks, and businesses.

Branded Documentary Short

A short, intimate look at the lives of three individuals as they share their own natural hair journeys.

Branded Social Media Video / Dev Diary

To celebrate the game’s 20th anniversary, four developers working on the remake sat down to discuss the early Splinter Cell games’ lighting, visuals, player agency, and everything else that made them so revolutionary.

Web Series

The series begins with Julia Saint-Amour in episode one, a tattoo and digital artist. In this episode, we learn more about her unique style of art and what personal events led her to her art.

Web Series

In episode four we have Flora Tang, a drag performer and photographer. Flora tells us their story on the creation of Jack Shit, and we get to hear their experience of working in a corporate setting while engaging in art.

Short Film

A young girl wears her afro to school on picture day and must deal with the unexpected consequences.

Winner of the Canadian Screen Award for Best Live Action Short (2020)

Short Film

In the safety of his bedroom sanctuary, a divine light liberates a man’s inner joy, in this celebration of a Black man’s vulnerability and freedom.

Short Film (In Development)

The Loophole is a comedic drama set in Vancouver, BC. It follows a young Chinese-Malaysian Canadian woman as she attempts to use a loophole to keep her soon-to-be long-distance boyfriend interested, despite her belief of abstinence before marriage.

Short Film

In 1998 Indonesia, two girls promise to stay friends forever. Twenty-five years later, Emily must confront her past in order to reunite her childhood love, Rosa.

Short Film

An incident between two people is examined through the exploration of rooms.

Branded Social Media Video

Branded Social Media Video

Branded Documentary Short

A short, intimate look at the lives of three individuals as they share their own natural hair journeys.

Branded Social Media Video

Rakuten Kobo CEO Michael Tamblyn awards $10,000 to unsuspecting first-time Canadian authors.

(2021)

Branded Social Media Video

Rakuten Kobo CEO Michael Tamblyn awards $10,000 to unsuspecting first-time Canadian authors.

(2022)

Branded Social Media Video / Dev Diary

To celebrate the game’s 20th anniversary, four developers working on the remake sat down to discuss the early Splinter Cell games’ lighting, visuals, player agency, and everything else that made them so revolutionary.

Music Video

Music Video

Musical Film

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the traditional winner's gala for the Polaris Music Prize did not take place, and instead a special cinematic tribute to the shortlist was streamed online by CBC Music and CBC Gem. This film was inspired by Jessie Reyez’s album of the same name.

Video Game Cinematic

Agents are now tasked to track Kelso's whereabouts in DC, to locate her and bring her in.

Video Game Cinematics

The fate of Brooklyn is at risk as the Cleaners are set to return and finish what they started in New York.

Canadian author and poet Margaret Atwood discusses her life and work.

Co-Edited alongside Cathy Gulkin.

A short, intimate look at the lives of three individuals as they share their own natural hair journeys.

This short, 5-minute film highlights the rich tenacity of Toronto’s East Chinatown community, through the exploration of its people, sidewalks, and businesses.

How T.O. Art is a docu-webseries about Toronto-based artists and their art; showing the reality of being an artist in Toronto; especially with the impact of COVID-19.

How T.O. Art is a docu-webseries about Toronto-based artists and their art; showing the reality of being an artist in Toronto; especially with the impact of COVID-19.

Feature Documentary

Canadian author and poet Margaret Atwood discusses her life and work.

Co-Edited with Cathy Gulkin.

Short Film

A young girl wears her afro to school on picture day and must deal with the unexpected consequences.

Winner of the Canadian Screen Award for Best Live Action Short (2020)

Branded Documentary Short

A short, intimate look at the lives of three individuals as they share their own natural hair journeys.

Video Game Cinematic

Agents are now tasked to track Kelso's whereabouts in DC, to locate her and bring her in.

Video Game Cinematics

The fate of Brooklyn is at risk as the Cleaners are set to return and finish what they started in New York.

Branded Social Media Videos

Branded Social Media Videos

Rakuten Kobo CEO Michael Tamblyn awards $10,000 to unsuspecting first-time Canadian authors.

Short Film

In the safety of his bedroom sanctuary, a divine light liberates a man’s inner joy, in this celebration of a Black man’s vulnerability and freedom.

Documentary Short

This short, 5-minute film highlights the rich tenacity of Toronto’s East Chinatown community, through the exploration of its people, sidewalks, and businesses.

Music Video

Music Video

Branded Social Media Video / Dev Diary

To celebrate the game’s 20th anniversary, four developers working on the remake sat down to discuss the early Splinter Cell games’ lighting, visuals, player agency, and everything else that made them so revolutionary.

Musical Film

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the traditional winner's gala for the Polaris Music Prize did not take place, and instead a special cinematic tribute to the shortlist was streamed online by CBC Music and CBC Gem. This film was inspired by Jessie Reyez’s album of the same name.

Web Series (Episodes 01 & 04)

How T.O. Art is a docu-webseries about Toronto-based artists and their art; showing the reality of being an artist in Toronto; especially with the impact of COVID-19.

Short Film

The Loophole is a comedic drama set in Vancouver, BC. It follows a young Chinese-Malaysian Canadian woman as she attempts to use a loophole to keep her soon-to-be long-distance boyfriend interested, despite her belief of abstinence before marriage.

Short Film

In 1998 Indonesia, two girls promise to stay friends forever. Twenty-five years later, Emily must confront her past in order to reunite her childhood love, Rosa.

Short Film

An incident between two people is examined through the exploration of rooms.

Short Film

A young girl wears her afro to school on picture day and must deal with the unexpected consequences.

Winner of the Canadian Screen Award for Best Live Action Short (2020)

Short Film

In the safety of his bedroom sanctuary, a divine light liberates a man’s inner joy, in this celebration of a Black man’s vulnerability and freedom.

Short Film

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more.

Short Film

An incident between two people is examined through the exploration of rooms.

Short Film

In 1998 Indonesia, two girls promise to stay friends forever. Twenty-five years later, Emily must confront her past in order to reunite her childhood love, Rosa.

A short, intimate look at the lives of three individuals as they share their own natural hair journeys.

To celebrate the game’s 20th anniversary, four developers working on the remake sat down to discuss the early Splinter Cell games’ lighting, visuals, player agency, and everything else that made them so revolutionary.

Rakuten Kobo CEO Michael Tamblyn awards $10,000 to unsuspecting first-time Canadian authors

Music Video for Solid by Savannah Ré

Music Video for Opia by Savannah Ré

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the traditional winner's gala for the Polaris Music Prize did not take place, and instead a special cinematic tribute to the shortlist was streamed online by CBC Music and CBC Gem. This film was inspired by Jessie Reyez’s album of the same name.