I direct narrative films, documentaries, and fashion films with a focus on visual storytelling, character, and worldbuilding. My work is driven by strong cinematic identity and a particular interest in female-led stories and the intersection of film and fashion.
From development through production, I focus on creating a cohesive world around each story and translating that vision to the screen.







La Ligne en Rose follows Taylor St. Germain, a professional freestyle highliner competing in the World Highline Championships in Switzerland where she performs daring tricks hundreds of feet above the ground. Once gripped by a fear of heights, Taylor has transformed that fear into focused strength and precision. In a sport overwhelmingly dominated by men, she boldly embraces her femininity, challenging stereotypes and redefining what it means to be powerful, graceful, and fearless.
"True friends will never part"
The sweetness of doing nothing.
A film I created with the iconic fashion label Narces. Premiered at Fashion Art Toronto S/S 2025
A small vignette/mini fashion film I directed. Official Selection for the Canadian International Fashion Film Festival.
A film highlighting designer House of Hendo's creative process in creating a piece. Premiered at Toronto Fashion Week F/W 23.
Off The Track features race car driver Alana Carter as she reflects on her exciting journey both on and off the race track. Official Selection for the 2025 International Motor Film Awards, 2025 Sydney Lift Off Global Network, and the 2025 Festival de Cortometranjes.
Semi-finalist at LIFF-Sweden 2023.
A vintage-style film we created in honour of Mother's Day.
A film I directed which was shot on a 16mm vintage Bolex film camera. Spaced Out explores the isolating nature of depression and mental illness. It is quiet, emotional, and thought provoking.
Never Alone depicts high school students wrestling against temptations and the forces that inspire a loss of self-esteem. This film was an OFFA Official Selection in June 2021.
Fragile Faith was created for a local contest with the theme of "Keeping Christ in Christmas." I came across this contest and thought it would be a great idea to create a film for it to help spread some Christmas cheer during these especially difficult times. I reached out to one of my friends, and she agreed to co-direct it with me. After much planning and a few challenges along the way, we placed first in the competition and managed to impact thousands of people across the GTA.
As the world goes into a complete lockdown, Sam searches for his Xbox to pass the time with a friend. He finds a very old journal telling him of a past pandemic, the Spanish Flu. He gets to thinking about how the internet has made his life easier during COVID-19. This film came runner up in Trendmicro's What's Your Story? Competition.