Education
Diploma - Full Stack Web Development
Concordia University, Montréal, QC
2023
Bachelor of Fine Arts - Film Studies
Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, Concordia University, Montreal, QC
2007 - 2011
DEC - Cinema Communications
Dawson College, Montreal, QC
2004 - 2006
Selected Film + Video
“Cable Box” – 17MIN – HD – 2021
Director and Editor
Funded by the Canada Council for the Arts
Distributed by Vidéographe
Premiered at 6e Festival ECRA (Brazil) in 2021
“The Diabetic” – 1HR 34MIN – 16MM/HD – 2021
Visual Effects
Premiered at Fantasia Festival (Canada) in 2021
“Pivot, Forward, Collapse” – 3MIN – SD – 2020
Director, Editor, and Sound Designer
Premiered at Le Guess Who? Festival (Netherlands) in 2020
“Off the Air 5x04: NewNow (Analog Video Remix)” – 11MIN – HD – 2018
Director
Produced by The Cartoon Network
Broadcast on The Cartoon Network television station and presented on
AdultSwim.com in 2018“The Burning Desire in a Dollar Bill” – 5MIN – SD – 2018
Director, Editor, Sound Designer, and Producer
Distributed by Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre
"Video Art for Conditional Malaise" – 29min – SD – 2017
Director and Editor
Presented as an audio/visual performance at Flux Factory (NYC) alongside Billy Gomberg in April 2017
Premiered at Newfields Indianapolis Museum of Art in April 2018
"Puerto Rico Tautology" – 7MIN – SD – 2016
Director, Editor, Sound Designer, and Producer
Distributed by Vidéographe
Premiered at International Film Festival ZOOM- Zblizenia (Poland)
Installation
“Unstable Intermediated Forms”
Multi-channel interactive installation
Co-creator and designed with Sam Meech
Presented by Agence TOPO (5445 de Gaspé, Montréal)
October 2021 to January 2022
“Man and His Progress”
Single-channel projection
Comissioned by Eastern Bloc and Never Apart for Nuit Blanche
Presented by Eastern Bloc (Montréal)
March 2017
Workshops
Explorations in Video Art Through VHS and Analog Glitch
Eastern Bloc, 2015 to Present
A multi-day seminar and hands-on workshop led by myself and colleague Guillaume Vallée held twice a year wherein students were taught the basics of analog video glitch techniques and were able to use circuit-bent processors otherwise unavailable to them.
Analogue Glitch Workshop
April / May 2022
Co-presented with Sam Meech, this workshop taught students how to create art using obsolete technology. We took advantage of Videographe's archive of 70s video cameras and decks to reuse and recycle forgotten means of communication and live performance.