Media, interactive, and digital support for a nonprofit arts organisation focused on contemporary dance and movement-based work.
The collaboration includes short films, promotional materials, internal media assets, a redesigned website, and interactive work. The live performance everything i wanted to tell you received Dora Mavor Moore Awards, and the interactive film adaptation later won Best Dance Film at the Berlin Kiez Film Festival and was selected for Stratfest at Home.
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An original mixed-media project spanning interactive media, visual worldbuilding, narrative development, and future animated outputs.
The project includes concept development, character design, illustration, motion development, and prototype and demo development, alongside technical workflow design and game-demo coding. It has functioned as both a creative worldbuilding exercise and a long-term IP development process across visual, narrative, and interactive forms.
Grants and Incubation Programs:
Ontario Creates – Fund Futures – 2020
SpielFabrique MATCH – 2024
A digital adaptation of Why Not Theatre’s RISER initiative developed during the COVID-19 pandemic, enabling emerging artists to share their work with a national audience.
Creative consultation, production support, and media development helped translate live performance into a digital-first format without losing artistic intent or audience connection. The work combined artist consultation, filming, production planning, and promotional development across RISER Digital projects.
A documentary series developed to document and celebrate the arts community in Fort McMurray, Alberta, a place more often framed through extraction and disaster than through local cultural production.
Built around community-rooted storytelling and a deliberate reframing of place, the project focused on local artistic voices, environmental context, and a visual language that emphasised resilience, creativity, and cultural presence.
Publications and Recognition:
Balsom Communications: Visual Storytelling as a Means of Rebuilding, 2019
Arts Council Wood Buffalo Official Selection: Excellence in Arts Awards, 2019
Arts Council Wood Buffalo Official Selection: Excellence in Media Arts, 2019
Client: Hilite Outdoor Media
A production initiative created to make high-quality media resources more accessible to emerging artists and musicians.
Originally built as an accessible production platform, the project later expanded into a broader documentary development process examining the erosion of institutional support for artists in Canada. The work combined production, identity development, and partnerships while creating practical support structures for artists with limited resources.
Sponsors and Partners: Henderson Brewing, Ride Away Bikes, Century Drums, Leek, Vandermarel Farms
Event coverage and promotional material created for a large-scale New Year’s Eve celebration in Toronto attended by more than 50,000 people.
The work combined large-scale event coverage, visual coordination, and promotional asset development, capturing the scale, atmosphere, and community energy of the event while aligning with the City’s broader public engagement goals.
A series of workshops designed to provide practical creative skills training for emerging artists, particularly participants from equity-seeking communities navigating systemic barriers in the arts.
The work combined curriculum design, facilitation, and partnership-building across programmes ranging from one day to nine weeks. Workshops were structured to support both individual and collaborative learning while expanding access to practical production knowledge and creative development.
Sponsors and Partners: JAYU, FILMIC Inc, Trinity Square Video, The Human Rights Film Festival, Leek
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Commissioned media work created in collaboration with ACE Dance Theatre, focused on translating performance into audience-facing visual material.
The work supported digital presentation and documentation through movement-focused image-making, extending live performance into formats suited to online viewing and broader public engagement.