Hello. How are you? (Click Email to let me know).
I’m a writer and filmmaker based in Vancouver, BC.
HERE’S MY REEL
As a filmmaker, I make narrative and avant-garde films and music videos. As a writer, I’ve published short stories, essays, and reviews. I’ve also written novels, feature screenplays, and film theory that are just sitting on my computer (Click Email if you want to read them).
I got my BFA in Film Production (and minor in Literature) from the University of British Columbia in 2018 and my MA in Cinema Studies from UBC in 2026. If you’d like, you can read my Master’s Thesis. I would love to hear what you think. I am currently pursuing my PhD in Contemporary Arts from Simon Fraser University
I’ve been in Telluride’s Student Symposium, VIFF’s Catalyst Program, and had my work shown in festivals across the country and my writing published in magazines distributed all over North America.
I’m developing a feature film with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
This is really fun for me and I like doing it. I’m going to keep doing it. Thanks for reading. (Click Email to say you’re welcome).
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I worked with Tegan “Wallgrin” Wahlgren on the score for my short film It Came To Pass in the Town of Oshpitzin when I was desperately searching for Vancouver musicians who could fiddle. I remember waking up one morning to their first draft of the score -- this haunting swirling opus full of negative space and lush sharp discordance. They make such singularly scary and magical work (I think that’s the ethos of their entire musical project).
So years later I came to Tegan and said I would do a music video for any song they have in the tank, I don’t care what it is. They sent me “To Be A Creature” and -- well it’s just impossible not to listen to a Wallgrin song and daydream into oblivion; you’re filled with nostalgic fuzzy memories of strange fantasy VHS tapes and arcane knowledge abounds in every catchy ditty. “Bronze Age Pop” indeed. I think we summoned something really beautiful together.


