Identity, community, culture. To most skiers in British Columbia, Ts’zil (Mount Currie) is a true gem. It looms high above Pemberton and is home to many stories of skiers and snowboarders pushing themselves on the classic lines of its Northwest Face. But it’s easy to forget that the history of Ts’zil goes much deeper than what's been skied or snowboarded. “Slides on the Mountain” follows Talon (17) and Riki (15), two brothers from the mountain’s local Lil’wat Nation, as they decide to ski Ts’zil, mentored by the first and only member of the Lil’wat Nation to have ridden Ts’zil so far, Sandy Ward.

Role: Editor & Story Development

Director: Seth Gillis

Producer: Sandy Ward + Aline Mayerhoffer

Client: Telus Originals + Arc’teryx

Run Time: 30 mins

Year: 2023

Winner of Best Mountain Culture Film, Whistler Film Festival 2023.

In Charlottesville VA, through the language of running, Prolyfyck Run Crew is creating a safe space where Black runners can see themselves represented and all runners are welcome.

Role: Co-Editor with Halcyon Post

Directed by: Faith Briggs & Tim Kemple

Client: Brooks Running & Camp 4

Run Time: 10 mins

Year: 2021

Vimeo Staff Pick, winner of Best Short Documentary at Baltimore International Black Film Festival & DC Black Documentary Festival

A powerful personal story exploring grief, loss and the power of connection.

Role: Editor

Directed by: Jay Mac

Run Time: 30 mins

Year: 2021

Winner of Best Canadian Film at VIMFF 2021, Special Jury Mention at Banff Mountain Film Festival 2021, and Spirit of the Festival Award at Ladek Mountain Film Festival, 2022.

 Before all the Grammy Awards, before The Alabama Shakes, even before Brittany Howard ever held a guitar, she held a fishing pole. For Brittany, fishing and just being out in nature is how she connects with her friends and family, and how she reconnects with herself.

Role: Editor

Directed by: Alexandra Fuller & Tim Kemple

Client: Public Lands & Camp 4

Run Time: 1 min

Year: 2021

In the summer of 2021, adventure filmmaker and Sony Artisan Renan Ozturk teamed up with professional rock climber Alex Honnold and director Jon Griffith to document Honnold's solo climbing journey throughout the U.S. and Europe. Working alongside the small team, Ozturk was filming the behind scenes story of “The Soloist VR,” a new two-part virtual reality documentary series premiering on Oculus TV in March.

Role: Co-Editor with Halcyon Post

Directed by: Renan Ozturk

Client: Sony & Expedition Studios

Run Time: 10 mins

Year: 2021

As climber and explorer Leo Houlding sets off to follow in the footsteps of a 1974 expedition up the prow of Mount Roraima with a motley crew, House of the Gods explores mentorship, teamwork, and the joy of suffering.

Role: Editor

Directed by: Matt Pycroft

Client: Coldhouse Collective & Berghaus for Reel Rock and Amazon Prime.

Run Time: 45 mins

Year: 2021

Winner of: Grand Prize Horyzonty Film Festival 2022, Grand Prize Inkafest 2022, Grand Prize Torello Mountain Film Festival 2022, Best Adventure & Exploration Award at VIMFF 2021, Grand Prize at New Zealand Mountain Film Festival 2022 and Best Climbing Film at Ladek Mountain Film Festival 2022.

Shot on the wild west coast of Vancouver Island, Getting Better at Canada explores pro-surfer Hanna Scott’s determination to lean into discomfort and enjoy every darn minute.

Role: Editor

Directed by: Andrea Wing

Client: Well Travelled Collective & Vans

Run time: 11 mins

Year: 2019