There wasn’t a time when I wasn’t thinking about movies. My earliest memories are at the theatre. What I’m trying to say is that it makes sense that I feel the compulsion to make my own work. While I’ve been making films since the age of 12, a lot of those don’t make the cut for a professional portfolio — however, the work below does.
Not only has my work played in film festivals and screening series, but it was also featured in The Toronto Star (which you can read HERE) so you know I’m the real deal.
Toronto Apartment (2025)
In the summer of 2024, I wrote, produced, directed, starred and edited a feature-length film after being given an investment of $10,000.
The film is currently in post-production with more details to be announced in the coming months.
While you wait, check out the teaser trailer I edited in the style of a Cineplex pre-show that is playing across Canada as part of THE PEE PEE POO POO MAN road show.
I’m Sorry Cody (2024)
In this film I wrote, directed, edited and acted in, a documentary filmmaker sets out to make a film about his accordion-playing childhood friend. However, when a new career opportunity presents itself, the friendship is put to the test.
This 10-minute short has been selected by Toronto’s Bleeding Edge film screening series, the Insomniac Film Festival and is still making its way through the festival circuit.
“Small Towns” by Nonarchy (2023)
This is a music video I directed, partly shot and edited for Vancouver band Nonarchy.
It stars Mitch Graw as a confused man in a monkey mask navigating the big city of Toronto, an image inspired by this song.
“IDKS” by Ed Schrader’s Music Beat (2024)
In this music video for Baltimore’s own Ed Shcrader’s Music Beat, I took inspiration from the music video for Falco’s “Der Kommisar” but updated it to a more infernal end.
Mitch Graw devilishly embodies El Diablo, dancing and singing to the post-punk single in a low-fi kaleidoscopic glitched-out hellscape. It was an honour to produce, direct and edit this video as I’ve been a fan of this band for years.
Poet Laureate (2023)
Poet Laureate is a docu-fiction I constructed that is about my journey in becoming the official poet of my hometown of 8,000, Castlegar B.C. Over the course of nearly a year, I documented every part, then edited it into something that ‘has fun’ with reality.
This film has been shown in Toronto as part of the Bleeding Edge screening series as well as a special screening in Castlegar. The second of which blew up in the local and provincial news, with coverage by MyKootenayNow, CBC Radio and Global News BC.