Picture NL’s Producer Accelerator Program!!

So happy that I was one of five people selected to participate in Picture NL’s Producer Accelerator Program in partnership with the Whistler Film Festival!! This program takes 8 months and we’ll have a fully developed pitch/treatment by the end! It’s great way to learn more about the ins and outs of producing a film or a series, can’t wait to start!

Some fun news!!!

I was selected to participate in the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television’s Women in Post program presented by Netflix!! I’m so excited to start this journey along with these 11 other talented individuals.

MUN Sobey Award 2023

For the past 3 years I have shot the footage Newfoundland’s MUN Sobey Award Winner video . These videos are produced and edited by Clothesline Media in Halifax and I always enjoy working with them and the award winners. It’s also fun to hand off footage and see how others edit it together. Enjoy!

A short 30 second promotional video for NL Floral Design!

This is a fun 30 second promotional video that will be used for social media to give consumers a quick idea of what this company is all about. Having both a long and short video is a great way to optimize your audience reach, the short videos are great for capturing a newer wider audience while the longer videos are more in depth and detailed which is great for showcasing the business as a whole.

A doc style commercial video for Newfoundland Floral Design!

These are my favourite videos to do. It’s really fun to sit down with business owners and employees and get to know what makes their business unique. I really enjoy translating what I learn about people and their work into visual stories. These shoots are always fun and relaxed so it’s the best of both worlds! Enjoy!

Check out this brand new show!

Son of a Critch is airing on January 4th on CBC and the CBC Gem app!! I worked on this production as a DIT and had a blast, there’s a lot of Newfoundland throwback nostalgia and it’s nice memoire of Mark Critch’s childhood growing up in the 80s here in Newfoundland. Don’t miss it!