I’m a DJ, music curator, producer and director, based in Toronto, working across documentary film, television, photography and audio. My work is rooted in storytelling, music and culture, with a particular love for analog photography. Analog over digital, any day.

I began my career at MuchMusic and went on to work across film and television, including work as the Music Coordinator for So You Think You Can Dance Canada, a music supervisor on various productions and an assistant on the documentary Super Duper Alice Cooper. My work has taken me through documentary filmmaking, music supervision, photography and podcasting, including producing and co-hosting a podcast about Prince.

Music has always run alongside my visual work. I’m a lifelong record collector.

I hold both Canadian and EU passports.

My focus is documentary filmmaking and photo essays.

I collect records. One of my greatest pleasures in life is to play them for anyone who wants to listen. Check out some mixes here.

After over 16 years in the film and TV industry, I now only focus on subjects and matters with meaning to me. The subject is key. I don’t care for vapid trends and technology. I am captivated by the people I’ve met and the places I’ve been throughout my artistic career journey. That’s what inspires my work. If it’s going to make a difference in this world, then count me in!

If you want to work with the utmost creativity, realness and purpose, feel free to reach out.