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LIVE FREE OR DIE (2025)

an indie documentary series chronicling a four year adventure across north america. each episode consists of autobiographical vignettes that together form a linear storyline about home, memory, and motion.

Five Stories (2025)

an eight-part episodic art film about what we find when we leave, and what we carry when we do. blending montage, spoken word, and experimental forms, Five Stories drifts through border towns, ferry terminals, and all the in-between places we pass through in search of someplace to call home.

IN THE LAND OF THE LIVING (2025)

…it’s keeping on the road that counts.
a short film created in association with Camp Studios to promote the release of Baron Ryan’s feature Two Sleepy People. IN THE LAND OF THE LIVING traces a personal narrative of becoming and explores the magic of creation through a distinctly internet-age cinematic lens.

Slowburn (2025)

a music video for the debut single of Vancouver alternative rock band Luxury Sport Sedan. directed and shot by me.

Contradance (2026)

a young American filmmaker and a Russian railway worker meet in the twilight of the Soviet Union and fall in love with each other’s dreams. they build a small world between them, a fragile monument to faith and progress, and learn that every dream burns itself out.

No Joy in Mudville (2026)

when a burned-out filmmaker and a self-destructive musician collide in a city built on ambition and emotional repression, their passionate affair becomes a refuge from the noise, and a trap they can’t escape. as their love deepens, so does the cost of staying. to become who they were meant to be, they must destroy the world they’ve built together. an original screenplay.

Say Less (2025)

a girl’s miming hobby gets a little out of hand. created in 10 days in collaboration with crash test cinema, a festival by citr 101.9fm at the university of british columbia. cinematography and editing by me.

First Year (2023)

a short film about what it means to be alive.

A Pig in a Cage on Antibiotics (2023)

when a man dares to question a totalitarian system built on social status and obedience, he sparks a quiet revolution — but in a world of android-like citizens, his defiance may cost him everything. an original screenplay adapted for theatre.

Frequencies of Sound (2024)

an explainer video made in association with SoundGuys, an online tech publication.

writing

blog

  • What will I do with that green bag?

    Last September, what is probably my favourite television show of all time came to an end. After some 25 years of working together, Jeremy Clarkson , Richard Hammond, and, my favourite host, James ‘Captain Slow’ May  finally parted ways, first on the BBC’s motoring programme Top Gear, and later on its spiritual successor The GrandContinue…

  • One of these days.

    I love New Order. Perhaps it’s because I grew up with them – they’re my dad’s favourite band. I’ve got these fond memories of hearing those glimmering synths, those droning basslines. Theirs might’ve been one of the first pieces of music I ever heard. And yet, despite knowing them all my life, it’s only todayContinue…

  • A travel day.

    On the plane now from Seattle to Boston. If the flight map is anything to go by, we’re just over eastern Montana right now, a few hundred miles out from the North Dakota border, which from a plane is far from a tall order. It seems this flight is following much the same trajectory weContinue…

poetry

  • America

    ⁣I have a dream todayOf vast, immortal marble rising over the state of MassachusettsUpon which is mounted the golden rotunda of the grand State houseAnd outside that spectacle, on the streets that surroundA rebellion mounts against the oppressors and the tyrantsAnd the masses rise with their guns and their spiritsAnd stand before a world thatContinue…

  • Sarcastic beams of light reflected in the rearviewImposing intermittent vignettes on sprawling golden fieldsAnd bumpy asphalt (with no hard shoulder)Languidly stretched across the heart of the continentAnd a dark red car with no front plateIts view ever fading beneath the eastern horizoncrying ‘wait for me, I fell behind’ And under condominium lightslay the world inContinue…

  • – I. The Burial of the Dead – And so I asked him:‘Watchman, dear Watchman, what of the Night?What is left of the Light? My sight? I’d rather dreamOf snow-sprinkled dawns and little wooden bridgesOn rickety dashboards against distant Rocky ridgesOr silvery Citibank lights twinkling with Manhattan trepidationOr a glittering London with SkyTrain stations.’ ButContinue…

stories, essays, and articles

  • Sasha

    Sasha had frizzy platinum blonde hair, beautiful green eyes, a Slavic demeanour that left her with an aura of stubborn self-reliance, a coldness that put many first-timers off. There was a romance about her, though, and her dreary Soviet town, her fuzzy green 80s sweaters, the commie-blocks and the Brutalist architecture of her native Volgograd.Continue…

  • Freedom, Natality, and the Loss of the World in Hannah Arendt’s America The United States of America is not merely a sovereign state, but a political and affective project bound to a specific promise of freedom, action, and the immutable experience of wonder. In the final lines of The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald glimpsesContinue…

  • In the southwest corner of Saskatchewan, there exists a rural municipality known to Statistics Canada as Reno No. 51. It lies six hours south of my hometown, Calgary, which, in the vast expanse of the Canadian Prairies, is but a short jog away. Neither is it particularly far away from the various population centres inContinue…

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