I'm a Film Maker and Martial Arts Instructor/Personal Trainer. I complete various film projects as a freelancer. I perform work as a cinematographer, editor, film technician and photographer depending on the project. Sample projects would include editing for Nicole Arbour and cinematography for How To Cake It. As a Film Technician, I work within the Grip and Electric departments, having worked as the Key in each department. I'm an Electric Film Technician Permittee in I.A.T.S.E. 873 and NABET 700. Sample daily credits in these unions include Star Trek, Handmaid's Tale, Suits, Frankie Drake and American Gods. I've also worked on Telefilm feature film, MuchFACT music video, independent short film, YouTube, corporate and freelance projects. I have volunteered my services to support non-profit organizations such as Healthy Minds Canada and the Michael "Pinball" Clemons Foundation. In 2015, I was recognized by Healthy Minds Canada as a Volunteer of the Year and Volunteer Toronto.As a lifelong martial artist, I have studied under renowned instructors and many disciplines. These disciplines include Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, Kickboxing, Boxing and MMA. My main discipline of study is Muay Thai. I'm a certified Kru Suuan under Bramajarn Michael Martelle of Grizzly Gym and the World Muay Thai Council. I have successfully competed in both Karate, Muay Thai and K1 Kickboxing throughout Ontario and Quebec. I have helped instruct, coach and corner other martial artists. I currently teach and provide personal training at Paul Brown Boxfit.Born and raised in Kingston Ontario, I've experienced employment in food service, retail, small business, government, inside/outside sales, human resources, marketing, project management, senior living, film/broadcast, construction and health/fitness. With this variety of experience, not only can I adjust and relate to many roles but also better understand the goals of clients when working on projects.I graduated the Business Administration Human Resources and Business Marketing programs at St. Lawrence College. After working in the industry for a couple of years I decided to pursue my aspirations of working in the film industry and returned to school. I graduated the Film Production program at Toronto Film School in 2015.