The editor truly is the great storyteller of our times and I’ve been telling these stories for two decades.

Starting as an assistant editor on the hit television series “Mantracker”, I worked my way up the ranks to become a full time editor and colourist on the show. This work culminated in a Canadian Screen Award nomination in the category of “Best Picture Editing in an Informational Program or Series”.

I’ve since worked on well known productions for FOX (Extracted), CBS (PD True), MTV (Teen Mom: Family Reunion, All Star Shore), CTV (Amazing Race Canada), CBC (Canada’s Ultimate Challenge, Fridge Wars), Smithsonian Channel (History by the Numbers), Crackle (The Uncommon History of Very Common Things), History Channel (The Wild Ones) and NatGeo (Air Crash Investigation, Mayday). I’ve also worked for corporate clients such as LCBO, Canadian Tire and The Archdiocese of Toronto. My work documenting the history and restoration of St. Michael’s Cathedral garnered further recognition in the form of an honourable mention at the Heritage Toronto Awards.

I’ve also worked on several long form documentaries with Campside Productions. One of these films, Into the Arctic: Awakening, had the honour of premiering overseas at Monoco Ocean Week, at the behest of Albert II, Prince of Monoco.

I am well versed in the technical tools and possess the creative capability to help you craft the story that you want to tell.