Experience

Pipeline Studios

• Animation and Post-production
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Animatic Editor

  • Nov 2021 - Present



Freelance

• Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Freelance Editor

  • Apr 2012 - Present

  I am an indigenous video editor with over 12 years of experience. I worked 3 years in advertising with clients, such as, Bell Canada, Coca-Cola, Home Depot, CIBC, and more. Since then I have worked freelance with clients including, TD Bank, RBC, Scotiabank, UHN, LCBO, real estate videos, health videos and more. I am currently the freelance video editor for the Cineplex Pre-Show & social media. I have also made a few independent films, including films that have been in the imagineNATIVE film festival. I consider myself a storyteller and am an extremely hard worker. Looking forward to meeting new clients and starting new work! Show less



Panic & Bob

• Assistant Editor

  • 2009 - 2012

  - Receive and organize footage for editors. - Create supers for Offline edits - Source stock footage & sound effects - Edit pitch videos, animatics & web/youtube videos - Create animations using After Effects for web videos, pitch videos & offline edits - Receive and organize footage for editors. - Create supers for Offline edits - Source stock footage & sound effects - Edit pitch videos, animatics & web/youtube videos - Create animations using After Effects for web videos, pitch videos & offline edits



7th Generation Image Makers

• Filmmaker

  • Jun 2007 - Sep 2008

  - Created films from concept to post-production - Created first independent film - "Save the Skywoman" - an artistic and experimental film. Combining animation & live action footage this film uses traditional Native storytelling to discuss today's pollution - Created independent film - "Tuscarora Corn" - a documentary film about the Rickard family from Tuscarora, one of the last traditional corn farming families. Discussing the importance of corn and Native traditions. - Both films were screened at ImagineNative Film Festival and other festivals Show less