I didn't imagine I might develop a new life-long hobby from a business networking breakfast!

As the one always behind the camera, I rarely have photos of me while I am on a shoot. So I decided that this week, I would make sure to take selfies while filming interviews.

As the one always behind the camera, I rarely have photos of me while I am on a shoot. So I decided that this week, I would make sure to take selfies while filming interviews.

This past weekend I had the privilege to film the Toronto Chamber Choir. I always love filming or photographing musical performances because I get to bask in other's talent. Spectacular voices and everyone was so kind and welcoming to us.

I had the opportunity to photograph and create a video recap of the Flash Friday rock climbing competition at Boulderz Etobicoke in January.

Behind-the-scenes look at me starting to set up the TDC broadcast throws with for their Invictus Games coverage this week.

To kick off the new year, I'm excited to share the short film that I made in 2024 with my friends and family.

8 straight years of making the Appleby College holiday videos! Hope you all enjoy the video and have a fantastic holiday season. Thanks for sharing in my photo and video journey in 2024 and let's hope 2025 is a banger!

This holiday season I've been helping to photograph the City of Vaughan's Festivals of Lights as well as their Christmas tree lighting.

Little bit of a GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING but I shot this photo around this time of year in 2013 because I was sad that Halloween was over... but I guess we can transition into the next holiday if we really must.

Rock climbing has been one of my most passionate hobbies the past 8 years and our climbing chalk bags have all been hand-made by my friend Ana of Kanga Climbing.

It's been fantastic to be back in a formal teaching setting with such an awesome and important program too that offers Ontarians of all disabilities hands-on training with digital media production.

I was standing back watching like 14 crew members gathered behind my camera staring at my tiny moniter screen when it's usually it's just me behind it.

Many coworkers told me, "You're going to get trampled and die."

I replied, "I know."

A few weeks ago, a couple clients wished to film an interview but keep the production at a minimum. In other words, no lights!

This past weekend for work, I got to drive around in a golf cart again... which just reminded me of the off-roading golf cart I got to ride around in for work many years ago to film dirtbiking.

No matter what type of photographer or videographer you are, I always recommend shooting weddings because it's such a great training ground for so many skills.

Thank you so much to the friends that came out and supported us on this very special night!

Network has been selected to screen at the Toronto Shorts International Film Festival this Friday, August 23rd at 7 pm in the Innis Town Hall Theatre!

Remember the time you were filming a wedding and your dress pants ripped so your underwear could be seen?