I specialize in lighting, sound and projection design, and I freelance as a web/graphic designer (see portfolio). or go ahead and hire me?
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lighting/multimedia/other
- Apr 2012 - Exhibition Designer/Curator for Scenes by Design, an exhibition of student work from the production and design area, York University
- Jul 2011 - Lighting Designer for Forbidden Fruit Evolution by Limitless Dance, Toronto Fringe Festival 2011
- Jul 2011 - Lighting/Projections Designer for SAVED by Edward Bond, Directed by Jack Grinhaus, Toronto Fringe Festival 2011
- Dec 2010 - Lighting Designer for Launch Event of Limitless Productions
- Jul to Nov 2010 - Sound Design, Ti Jean and His Brothers, Directed by Marvin Ishmael, York University
- Jul 2010 - Lighting Design, the Hurt is Astounding, The Fringe Festival of Toronto
- Mar 2010 - Lighting Design, Lie, Paprika Festival
- Jul 2009 - Lighting Design, Love and Human Extinction, Directed by Saniya Ansari, The Fringe Festival of Toronto
- Apr 2009 - Lighting Design and Build, Waiting for Gilgamesh, Directed by Byron Laviolette, Winters Gallery
web/graphic
- Spring 2012 - Web Design for Community Arts Program, York University
- Spring 2012 - Web Design for performance studies (canada), a SSHRC project led by Professor Laura Levin of York University
- Spring 2012 - Web Design for writer, Nicolas Billon
- Fall 2011 - Web Design for Fever Graph Theatre
- Fall 2011 - Web Design for Two Wolves Theatre
- Summer 2011 - Web Design for Sarena Parmar (Actress)
- Winter 2011 - Web & Logo Design for Classical Music Consort (Conductor: Ashiq Aziz)
- Summer 2010 - Web and Graphic Design for Why Not Theatre (Ravi Jain)
- Summer 2010 - Web Design for Professor Honor Ford-Smith at York University
- June/July 2010 - Graphic design for The Complex: A Toronto Tale (Bound to Create Theatre), The Fringe Festival of Toronto
- 2010 - Web Design & Development for Community Arts Practice Program at York University
- 2009-2010 - Web Design for InTensions, academic e-journal, Edited by Alberto Guevara, York University
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