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Trailers or short sections of pieces are provided.
Ongoing Projects
Trans Voice Video Essay Series (2026) [All Production]
Beyond the Plate (2018-2026) [Editor]
My Films
Beautiful Alchemy (2019) [Director, Filmmaker]
Documentary / Non-Fiction
Interview Series, Event Documentation, Non-fiction and TV.
(Trailers / short excerpts provided.)
Trans Voice Video Essay Series (2026) [All Production]
Beyond the Plate (2018-2026) [Editor]
Natacha Clitandre “je suis la mesure” (2026) [All Production]
An Incomplete Calendar (2026) [Cinematography]
Simone Lucas Kłodawa “AKA Herring Park” (2025) [All Production]
MHSOC Film Studies Graduate Trailer (2025) [All Production]
CREATION / DESTRUCTION (2023) [Editor, All Production]
Mountains are Mountains (2023) [All Production]
QT Podcast (2023) [Editor]
Sensing Sync (2023) [All Production]
Préambule - Season 2 (2022) [Sound, Editor]
Préambule - Season 1 (2022) [Sound, Editor]
Montrealers (2017) [Editor, B-Roll (uncredited)]
The Street Speaks (2015-2016) [B-Cam, Sound, Editor]
Fiction / Music
Fiction short films and music videos.
(Trailers / short excerpts provided.)
Itty Bitty Betty (2025) [Short] [Picture Editor]
Novelty (2023) [Music] [Editor, All Production]
Carry (2023) [Short] [Picture Editor]
Where the Witch Lives (2022) [Short] [Picture Editor]
Terrible Alchemy (2019) [All Production]
My Films
Fiction / Music
Title
Itty Bitty Betty
Client
Laura Buchanan
Year
2025
A magical realism short film directed by Laura Buchanan that follows a young woman, Betty, who lives in isolation at home, in a reality constructed with miniature figurines—one of whom she has developed a relationship with. After meeting a woman she can’t forget, Betty faces a difficult decision that may tear her reality apart. Itty Bitty Betty has been part of the selection at IMAGE+NATION and Fantasia film festivals, winning 3rd in the MELS award for best short film. I was the picture editor for the film. Itty Bitty Betty at Fantasia.
Title
Carry
Client
Miranda Handford
Year
2023
Carry is an impactful dramatic short directed by Miranda Handford. The film’s release date is TBD. Carry Website.
Title
Where the Witch Lives
Client
Mariel Sharp
Year
2022
A modern gothic horror short film directed by Mariel Sharp, Where the Witch Lives follows the story of Cassie, a 12 year old girl who has just moved into an old isolated house with her newly-single mother and her little sister. As odd occurrences start to rack up, she begins to suspect that her family is being tormented by the spirit of a sadistic River Witch. Where the Witch Lives premiered at Fantasia film festival in 2022. I was the picture editor the film. Les Films du 3 Mars Website for the Film.
Title
Novelty
Client
SU Project
Year
2023
Novelty is a music video for the ethereal goth music project SU Project. A micro-budget project this mixes live performance, on location shooting and a small studio shoot for a highly stylized result. I was responsible for coming up with the concept around an upcoming show and all other aspects of production.
Title
Terrible Alchemy
Client
Renée Yoxon
Year
2019
Terrible Alchemy is a music video made for singer songwriter Renée Yoxon, originally created as part of my film Beautiful Alchemy, the experimental music video which is intercut with live performance footage exists in its entirety. The music video blends projections assembled by Haley Gilchrist, the music and performance of Renée Yoxon and my micro editing techniques to create a unique visual experience.
Documentary / Non-Fiction
Title
Trans Voice Video Essay Series
Client
Renée Yoxon
Year
2025 - Ongoing
This youtube series builds off of the work I had done for Renée on other short form social media, where notably on Tiktok we amassed over 121k followers and 1.3M likes. Moving to Youtube, we sought to bring deeper information and explanations to trans people about their voices on a weekly basis (50 videos in 2025) from Renée’s position as a trans voice teacher and educator. For me this also provides more room to play with the video essay form. The channel has grown by over 25,000 subs in a little over a year and our highest viewed videos range between 90k and 300k. Work on this series ranges from planning, to script review and encompasses all the audio-visual production. Renée Yoxon’s Youtube Page.
Title
Beyond the Plate
Client
Heidi Small
Year
2018 - Ongoing
This is a long running webseries about Montreal chefs headed by host Heidi Small and shot by cinematographer Ezra Soiferman. Each episode Heidi uses her extensive ties in the culinary world of the city to introduce you to a new chef behind a venerable institution or an up-and-coming new spot. A scrappy production with a lot of heart, Beyond the Plate has run on the Montreal Gazette and now is presented by Cult Montreal. Beyond the Plate website.
Title
Natacha Clitandre “je suis la mesure”
Client
ADA X
Year
2026
Interview and Documentation of artist Natacha Clitandre’s artist residency for the project “je suis la mesure” (i am the measure) at ADA X, feminist arts center. The work focused on the artists methodology of turning biometric data taken while traversing urban environments into abstract installations. Work included all filming and post-production. ADA X website for the presentation.
Title
An Incomplete Calendar
Client
Sanaz Sohrabi
Year
2026
Cinematography for “An Incomplete Calendar” a story about oil, music, and the Third World project. The film explores the remarkable and untold story of a musical vinyl titled “Rhymes and Songs for OPEC,” recorded in 1980 by the Concert Choir of Central University of Venezuela to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), established in Baghdad in 1960. (excerpt from Sanaz Sohrabi) The film is set to open its festival run at Cinéma du Réel International Documentary Film Festival. Work included cinematography and lighting for all studio / archival sections of the film. Website for the film.
Title
Simone Lucas Kłodawa “AKA Herring Park”
Client
ADA X
Year
2025
Interview and Documentation of artist Simone Lucas Kłodawa’s artist residency for the project “AKA Herring Park” at ADA X, feminist arts center. The work focused on the artists’s project which centers on a town in Poland, it’s underlying Jewish history following the second world war and how to represent these kinds of histories in more embodied ways while not furthering harmful political messaging. Work included all filming and post-production. ADA X website for the presentation.
Title
MHSOC Film Studies Graduate Trailer
Client
Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
Year
2025
A short trailer (4m) created to introduce prospective students to the Film and Moving Image Studies graduate program. The trailer seeks to marry the experiences and research interests of real students with faculty and staffs descriptions of the resources and opportunities the school provides. Work included all filming and post-production. MHSOC Graduate Film and Moving Image Studies Website.
Title
CREATION / DESTRUCTION
Client
Animals of Distinction
Year
2023
Multimedia dance performance documentation. Multi-camera full length performance documentation, with a full length edit for internal use and trailers made from both my event documentation and other performance documentation. Animals of Distinction Official Website
Title
Mountains are Mountains
Client
Animals of Distinction
Year
2023
Multimedia dance performance documentation. Multi-camera full length performance documentation, with a full edit for internal use and trailers created from my event documentation. Animals of Distinction Official Website
Title
QT Podcast, Season 1
Client
Queertech
Year
2023
Video Podcast featuring queer tech leaders talking about their experiences in the world of tech. First season of six thirty minute episodes, full post-production of video aspect of the series to match with audio release including implementation of visual identity. QT Podcast Youtube Page.
Title
Sensing Sync
Client
Sync
Year
2023
Documentation of an meeting of artists discussing the realities of accessibility and working in the arts made for Sync, a disability led leadership organization. Multi-camera event documentation over two days, full length edit (40m) provided to Sync for use and further formatting. Sensing Sync Website.
Title
PRÉAMBULE - Season 2
Client
M.A.I. (Montréal, arts interculturels)
Year
2022
A series of artist interviews covering the 2022 season of programming at Montréal, arts Interculturels a multidisciplinary cultural organization. Sound recording on set, facilitation of remote interviews and all post-production on 10 episode season of 20 minute capsules. M.A.I. Preambule Website.
Title
PRÉAMBULE - Season 1
Client
M.A.I. (Montréal, arts interculturels)
Year
2021
A series of artist interviews covering the 2021 season of programming at Montréal, arts Interculturels a multidisciplinary cultural organization. Taking place during the pandemic a number of the interviews were done remotely and I helped define a unique visual identity for the series. Post-production on the first half of the season with sound recording and remote interview facilitation added in the second half. M.A.I. Preambule Website.
Title
Montrealers
Client
Curiosity Craves / MAtv
Year
2017
Montrealers was a one season local television show created by Leah Balass and Curiosity Craves. The series features interviews with a series of interesting or notable Montrealers, from artists and business owners to the enigmatic busker “Spoon Man”. The majority of the interviews were shot prior to the format decision of bringing it to TV, so I was responsible for re-editing sections, editing the rest of the interviews, building the structure of the episodes and on occasion shooting b-roll to complete stories (uncredited.) Montrealers is not available online.
Title
The Street Speaks - Seasons 1 & 2
Client
Paul Shore / MAtv
Year
2015 - 2016
The Street Speaks was an early multi-platform local television show created by Paul Shore. Designed to be modular and perform both in it’s full 30 minute broadcast incarnation, run on MAtv (for two seasons and 22 total episodes), as well as to be split into individual videos online. The show as Paul and I built it featured local artists, poets and performers but the heart of it was street interviews with real Montréalers edited in an avant-guard style which, all these years later, has become the backbone of entire genres of online content. (Though our incarnation was far more ethical.) Camera and sound work for the artist / band segments and all post-production. Band Section Example. Performance Section Example.