I have worked as a camera operator, director of photography, and drone pilot on a variety of productions and genres that have taken me across Canada and the US.

From my beginnings in corporate and sports productions, I have worked my way up through the industry having contributed my creative eye behind the camera to hundreds of hours of broadcast television in genres from documentary, short films, entertainment and pop culture shows. My work has been seen on CBC, Sportsnet, Super Channel, Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, The Cooking Channel and more.

When I’m not working on productions, being an avid aviation enthusiast, I spend time on passion projects including a self-produced documentary on the restoration of a WWII era Mosquito Bomber out of Nanton, AB. I have worked closely with the Calgary Mosquito Society on this project.

Recently, I have been involved with the Global Indigenous Council lending my visual voice to issues-based projects, such as the protection of the grizzly bear. Our latest project, Somebody’s Daughter, a documentary about the missing and murdered Indigenous women epidemic, premiered at the Native American 2020 Presidential Candidate’s Forum in Las Vegas. It received rave reviews and endorsements from many high profile US political leaders, including President Joe Biden.