CV

Second Unit Camera
2023
Each hour (4 Part series) explores two chilling stories of real-life paranormal encounters that intersect with revenge.

DP

2023

When a foreign-owned developer seeks to destroy Spadina Gardens, a quirky cast of unlikely activists battle to safeguard a Toronto historical landmark they consider themselves the caretakers of.

DP

2023

BECOMING CANADIAN: Citizens' Stories is a compelling and timely documentary that explores the origins and future of Canadian citizenship. Despite its status as a modern, progressive nation, Canada did not grant citizenship until 1947, a fact that is often overlooked in discussions of the country’s development as a nation.

DP, Editor

2023

A new documentary is exploring the relationship between incarcerated mothers and their children as they parent behind bars. 

DP

2023

Thunder Bay, the four - part CRAVE original documentary series follows Ryan McMahon, who is on a quest to uncover the truth behind the deaths of numerous indigenous people in Thunder Bay, Ontario.

Producer, Director, DOP, Sound and Editor

2022

Good People is a documentary that follows The Windsor Goodfellows as they fight to keep their charitable programs running during the Covid 19 pandemic.

Producer, Director, DOP, Sound and Editor

2021

Watch as Windsor gets transformed by graffiti artists and discover how their art brings life back into the city's neighbourhoods. 

DOP

2021

Between the 1930s and the 80s, over 21,000 children were sent away from their families and placed in Ontario’s 13 Training Schools. They were places of horror where survivors allege they were abused, beaten and treated like criminals.They didn’t deserve it.

DOP

2021

The Re-Location documentary series is a collection of compelling, socially relevant stories that need to be told, especially in light of ongoing efforts to re-examine historical events and achieve reconciliation by acknowledging past injustice to Canadians who have been marginalized and arbitrarily uprooted for political and economic reasons.

Additional Camera and Drone

2021

The COVID-19 pandemic is devastating long-term care homes across Ontario. During the first wave in the spring of 2020, the city of Windsor erected Canada's first MASH-style field hospital almost overnight to isolate and treat elderly patients from Heron Terrace who tested positive for the virus. To fight back against confusion and despair, medical staff created a lifeline between these seniors and their families using iPads and phones. Dispatches from a Field Hospital documents the dramatic stories of several families, including director Matt Gallagher, whose own father became a patient.

Additional Camera, Sound and Editor TV Trailer

2019

Widespread sexual abuse within the Church has traumatized thousands globally. Many have only recently come forward to speak publicly, while others have been silenced through financial settlements. But PREY follows one survivor as he pursues justice through a public trial in the hopes of forcing the dark and hidden story of clergy sexual abuse to light.

Producer, Director, DOP, Sound, Editor and Music

2019

Short doc on wood artist Craig Forget. Second prize for TVO short doc contest 2019 and featured on CBC.

DOP

2019

Toronto markets itself as a world-class, diverse and tolerant city. But if you scratch beneath the surface, the 428 shootings that took place in 2018 will tell a different story. Captured in CBC Docs POV’s Year of the Gun, produced and directed by Toronto filmmaker Marc de Guerre, it’s a story of disparities between neighbourhoods, some that are well-served and others that are forced to live with a constant fear of violence.

Additional Cinematography
2019

None of us can predict when or how we're going to die; we spend our lives not thinking about death. Time To Die is a feature-length documentary following four people, all on a mission to end their own lives.

Assistant Editor

2018

Sharkwater: Extinction is a thrilling and inspiring action packed journey that follows award winning filmmaker Rob Stewart as he exposes the massive illegal shark fin industry and the political corruption behind it - a conspiracy that is leading to the extinction of sharks.

Additional Cinematography

2017 Summer/Fall

DOP

2017 Winter/Spring

This documentary is a moving look at 150 years of Canadian history through the iconic family photograph. From the first daguerreotypes taken in the 1840s to today's digital snapshots, family photographs have become important historical and anthropological artifacts that reflect who we are as a nation. Through the stories of five exceptional Canadian families, the film explores how these images document our lives and bear witness to history.

2nd Camera, Drone, Editor

2016 Winter

Fort Mac: After The Fire documents the struggles, dreams, and necessary compromises made by the people who have chosen to carve out their futures in Fort McMurray.

AC, Drone, Sound, Editor

2016 Summer

CUT-OFF is an immersive look at Indigenous youth in communities coping amid states of emergency over suicide epidemics and a lack of access to clean water. The documentary features Prime Minister Trudeauʼs exclusive visit to an isolated reserve.

AC, Additional Cinematography

2016

With unique access to the Detroit Institute of Arts and all the principal players in the bankruptcy, BEAUTY AND RUIN is the riveting story of the history of an astonishing art museum in the context of a failing city, and the definitive behind the scenes look at the crisis that stands to destroy it.

2nd Camera,  AC, Sound and Editor TV Trailer 

2015-2016

Fuelled by fear, regret, defiance and redemption, this intimate documentary follows the stories of three people facing prison for the first time. Shot over three years, the film goes behind the scenes and into the offices of lawyers and judges, and into the homes of ordinary citizens caught in the crosshairs of the law. It captures their growing psychological distress as they await judgment.

2006-2007
Specs Howard School of Broadcast Arts.