commercial video
A small collection of my latest and most memorable video productions for commercial clients.
SHORT DOC: "The Jazzmen"
A new constellation of star jazzmen emerges onto Ottawa's music scene. This short documentary chronicles the Nebula Organ Trio as they prepare to record their debut album and hit the stage in Ottawa.
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Produced for The 25th Hour, Carleton University's news and current affairs show. Originally aired March 9, 2019.
EVENT RECAP: "Màmawi Together"
Showcasing the 2018 edition of the Màmawi Together Speakers Series, Màmawi Together is "a community-based initiative raising awareness of issues facing Indigenous and non-Indigenous people along the path to Reconciliation through education and civic action."
WEB AD: "Score Pizza"
A 30-second ad spot for Score Pizza in Ottawa, ON. Produced for the shop's social media accounts to promote the opening of their new Rideau St. location.
(Yes, I did get to try the pizza during the shoot, and yes, it was absolutely delicious.)
SHORT DOC: "Anyone Can Flip"
Profiling Nick Grimard, a former youth gymnast who traded in his cubicle for a chance to live his passion every day as co-owner of his very own gymnastics club.
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Produced for The 25th Hour, Carleton University's news and current affairs show. Originally aired February 8, 2019.
SHORT DOC: "A Clean, Green Castle"
A look at Ottawa-based home builder EkoBuilt. Owner Paul Kealey discusses the company's focus on environmentally-friendly passive homes, and how he hopes these energy-efficient structures will become the new normal for house construction in Canada.
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Produced for The 25th Hour, Carleton University's news and current affairs show. Originally aired April 2, 2019.
A MUCH LESS SERIOUS THING:
"Half-Assed Parisian History with Professor Alex"
I am definitely not a professor of anything—shocking,
I know. But I do love travel, history, and making videos when I travel in which I talk about history. This is an episode from a 10-part series I shot and edited in the fall of 2017 called Reading Week in Europe. I talk about a few famous Paris landmarks and how they helped shape the City of Light as we know it today.
