I am an interdisciplinary artist, writer, and filmmaker specializing in stop-motion animation and experimental storytelling.
Raised in Gibsons, BC on the Sunshine Coast, my work is shaped by meaningful engagement with place, materiality, and memory. I earned my BFA in film production from Simon Fraser University’s School for the Contemporary Arts, where I explored animation, screenwriting, and analog filmmaking practices. In 2026, I became a member of the inaugural VIFF Animation Cohort, through the Institute for the Moving Image.
Across my career, I have developed a style that relies on slow, intricate, and handmade storytelling. My debut stop-motion comedy, The Only Person in the World (2023), screened at the Whistler Film Festival, Chilliwack Independent Film Festival, and Ignite Youth Arts Festival. Subsequent works, including Giggle, Gurgle, Gobble (2024) and Gooseland (2025), also screened at Ignite.
My latest animated short film, To Burn Our Sacred House (2026), premiered at the TIFF MDFF Student Select Showcase in July 2026, where it was awarded Best Film.