First, what about you?
Like you, I want to reach other people and inspire them in some way…and I’m here to help.
I’ve helped people and organizations like CBC, The Peakbaggers, and CrossFit gyms better reach their audiences and engage.
I have over 10 years of experience as a Radio Host and Producer, including a Masters in Media Production. I currently Host and Produce Tiny Conversations and occasionally Guest Host for CBC Radio 3.
I love helping people and brands connect using Social Media. I recently did this for the CBC Beetle Roadtrip Sessions, which won a Canadian Screen Award. I believe digital media is best when creating authentic conversations.
I have been photographing for art, journalism, and commercial purposes for the past 10 years. I’ve recently been photographing for AutoShare and various Coffee Blogs.
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[mc4wp_form]I am a broadcaster, installation artist, audio producer, and writer. I have a curious mind and intense passion for connecting with people. This has lead me to a varied path of doing work for organizations like CBC, The City of Toronto, and The Banff Centre. I have a Masters in Media Production from Ryerson University and have spent over 10 years producing Radio and working in print Journalism. Often you’ll find me riding my bike around Toronto, drinking coffee, and lifting heavy things.
In all the work that I do I aspire for one thing, to motivate others to live better lives. I hope that audiences leave my work being stimulated and influenced in a positive way. I believe that art can transcend barriers and prejudices and I hope that my work challenges audiences to think differently by exposing them to unexpected realizations.
I attempt to do this by creating immersive experiences that transport the audience. I often look to analog elements and their juxtaposition with digital culture and audio creations to do this. I find that the tactile nature of analog elements both inviting and striking, while audio has a particularly immersive quality. I like to work around themes of positivity, love and beauty, and community and neighborhoods; using inspirations of natural elements to influence my choices. I get excited when aspects of my work challenge preconceived notions.
I find these ideas exciting because I am constantly struggling with the challenge of self-discovery amidst societal expectations of gender and sexual orientation. My current work is either telling exceptionally motivating stories or trying to connect people by creating a sense of community. I struggle with mental confusion and depression as a result of a brain tumor that was removed in 1992. I try to infuse the positive messages I want to hear into my work as a way to create world I want to live in. I hope to challenge social conventions so audiences may truly discover their own potential.