Fire of Love (feature doc)

Director: Sara Dosa

The extraordinary love story of intrepid French scientists Katia and Maurice Krafft, who lived capturing the most spectacular imagery ever recorded of their greatest passion: volcanoes.

Roles: Editor, Writer

People of a Feather (feature doc)

Director: Joel Heath

A voyage through time into the world of the Inuit on the Belcher Islands in Canada's Hudson Bay, featuring stunning footage from seven winters in the Arctic. Connecting past, present and future is a unique relationship with the eider duck. Eider down, the warmest feather in the world, allows both Inuit and bird to survive harsh Arctic winters. Traditional life is juxtaposed with modern challenges as both Inuit and eiders confront changing sea ice and ocean currents disrupted by massive hydroelectric dams.

Role: Editor

The Secrets of Hillsong (doc series)

Director: Stacey Lee

A four-part documentary series based on the explosive original reporting on the megachurch's scandals by Vanity Fair journalists Alex French and Dan Adler. The series features the first interviews with former pastors Carl and Laura Lentz since their public ouster from the church, which for years counted musicians, actors, athletes and other celebrities among its flock. Many of the congregants navigating the global reckoning also offer their perspectives as the church faces a rash of fresh revelations.

Role: Editor

Into Light (short doc)

Director: Sheona McDonald

As a mother allows space for her transgender daughter to grow, she must set aside her expectations.

Role: Editor

Wind Should Be Heard Not Seen (short doc)

Director: Claire Sanford

Originating in the deserts of Western China, gigantic dust clouds rise, engulfing everything in their path. Blowing across the globe, the film rides the winds of our changing planet, connecting us all through the air we breathe. Taking its name from a Mongolian proverb – “wind should be heard, but never seen” – the film bears witness to human adaptation in the face of increasing environmental change: but is it our greatest strength, or our downfall?

Role: Editor

The Third Movement (short doc)

Director: Josephine Anderson

World-renowned classical pianist Sara Davis Buechner lost a flourishing New York career after transitioning. The Third Movement is an intimate documentary portrait that explores Sara’s yearning to earn back her spot on the world stage. As Sara dreams about a comeback, she helps guide the next generation of piano greats on their rise to the top.

Role: Editor

On Falling (short doc)

Director: Josephine Anderson

On Falling is a dreamy, unorthodox glimpse into the inner landscapes of those immersed in a subculture where falling is normal. Blending white-knuckle riding, crashes, and quiet self-examination, the film unfolds as a sensory meditation on the rush of control that comes with completely letting go.

Role: Story editor

Hit to Pass Weekend (short doc)

Director: James Steidle

Every summer, the community of Prince George, Canada holds a bacchanal of automotive speed and destruction. Though global economic forces have thinned wallets in this boom-and-bust city, the lust for mechanical carnage endures.

Role: Editor

Fractured Land (feature doc)

Directors: Damien Gillis, Fiona Rayher

With some of the world’s largest fracking operations on his territory, Caleb Behn, a young indigenous leader and lawyer in British Columbia, struggles to reconcile the teachings of his Dene tribe with the Canadian law intended to protect his ancestral land. His dynamic presence and his ability to straddle these two worlds set him apart as a torchbearer in a worldwide movement of resistance, but the pressures of leadership reveal deep fractures in Behn’s identity, and in the life of the communities he represents.

Role: Editor

Starlight & Other Sounds (short doc)

Director: Josephine Anderson

This short sensory film explores the internal process of the artist Alexina Louie, whose unique sound has established her as one of Canada’s most performed and highly regarded composers.

Role: Editor