Featured Projects
Producing is the work that makes every project possible. I’ve found that turning creative ambition into reality is no small feat—it requires balancing ingenuity with relentless problem-solving, often in the face of critical challenges. My recent work with Ibuki Films has reinforced that producing is not only among the most demanding aspects of filmmaking, but also its most crucial. It’s about building strong connections, navigating the unexpected, and ensuring every detail aligns to support a shared vision. For me, this is a deeply fulfilling practice, because, despite its challenges, it’s the essential engine that drives a project to success and I take pride in creating an environment where ideas aren’t just managed—they’re fully realized.
Pop Shuv 2023
Short Documentary | Producer, Editor
Repercussions 2024
Short Drama | Producer
Nobody Sleeps at Night 2025
Short Drama | Producer, 1st AD
Pop Shuv is a short documentary capturing the sense of community at McKinney Skatepark in Whitby, Ontario. Through the voices of both veteran and emerging skateboarders, the film highlights the camaraderie, discipline, and passion that define the park, challenging misconceptions about skate culture. It showcases the mentorship between generations of skaters, with seasoned riders passing on skills to the next wave.
Funny, heartwarming, and uplifting, Pop Shuv is a celebration of a space that feels like home to all who skate there.
Haunted by grief and PTSD, a former combat medic is asked to perform at a memorial for a fallen friend. While struggling to reconnect with those around him, memories from his past resurface, triggering a spiral of self-destruction that forces him to confront the trauma he’s spent years avoiding. Repercussions is an intimate and emotionally charged exploration of guilt, redemption, and the lasting psychological effects of war.
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The film has been recognized internationally, winning Best Student Film at the Hollywood Gold Film Festival and Best Short Film at the Hungarian Film Festival Toronto, with official selections at Toronto Lift-Off, ARPA International Film Festival, and more.
Nobody Sleeps at Night is a gritty, emotionally charged short film set in a dystopian wasteland, where two travelers—Erec, a guilt-ridden man carrying the weight of betrayal, and Sevan, a determined young person seeking justice for their sister—embark on a treacherous journey to uncover a life-saving treasure. As they traverse a brutal landscape, the story weaves together their pasts and reveals the painful consequences of choices made long ago.
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Currently in post-production, the film is shaping up to be a powerful exploration of redemption, loss, and the price of survival.
Male Contraceptive Initiative: How It Is 2024
PSA | Co-Producer
How It Is is a PSA that flips the script on the conversation around birth control. Co-produced for the Male Contraceptive Initiative, the piece features three men discussing side effects typically associated with contraception—fatigue, mood swings, and sore breasts—challenging the idea that birth control is solely a women’s burden.
By reframing the dialogue in a way that feels both unexpected and familiar, the PSA highlights the imbalance in reproductive responsibility while sparking conversation about the future of male contraception.
FMTA:
Utilities Not Included 2024
PSA | Co-Producer
Utilities Not Included is a PSA for FMTA that takes a darkly comedic look at the realities of renting in Toronto. Styled as a walkthrough of a rundown rental, the piece highlights issues like broken appliances, pest infestations, and sky-high prices—only to hit tenants with the final kicker: utilities not included.
By exaggerating all-too-familiar struggles, the PSA sheds light on the challenges renters face while underscoring the importance of knowing your rights in a city where fair housing feels harder to find than ever.