This documentary-style film was created for peopleCare Communities, a long-time client and a family-owned organization dedicated to building exceptional long-term care and retirement communities across Ontario. Their commitment to compassionate, person-centered care is evident in everything they do, and this project was a powerful example of that.

Filmed over the course of 1.5 years across multiple visits, this was a large-scale documentary filmmaking project focused on the implementation of the Butterfly Model within the Juniper specialized care home area for residents with dementia at peopleCare Oakcrossing LTC in London, Ontario. The Butterfly Model is an emotion-based approach to dementia care that prioritizes connection, environment, and overall well-being, while also transforming how staff engage with residents and with each other. Spending time with the residents and team throughout this journey was incredibly moving, and witnessing the transformation within the space was truly remarkable.

This film was created to thoughtfully document that evolution and share the impact of these changes through professional commercial videography and storytelling. Projects like this highlight the power of documentary video to communicate meaningful change, capture human connection, and bring important initiatives to life.

If you’re an organization in healthcare, community services, or corporate sectors looking for documentary filmmaking, commercial videography, or video production in Kitchener, Waterloo, or across Ontario, I’d love to connect. Whether your project unfolds over a single day or many months, I can help you tell your story with care and intention. Reach out to discuss your next video project.

This highlight video was created for Communitech’s 2026 International Women’s Day event – a celebration of innovation, leadership, and community within the vibrant Waterloo Region tech ecosystem. Communitech is a foundational pillar of the Kitchener-Waterloo tech space, and this event brought together a successful group of women to share their stories and experiences, and inspire the next generation of tech leaders.

This event featured a dynamic mix of guest speakers and networking, and even a talented painter creating work in real time! This was all set against the backdrop of a friendly, lively, and welcoming atmosphere (with great food, too!). The goal of this video was to capture the energy of the day and create a compelling event highlight video that Communitech could use across social media and promotional channels.

If you’re hosting an event and need professional event videography in Kitchener, Waterloo, or across Ontario, I’d love to help you tell that story. Whether it’s a conference, corporate event, or community gathering, we can create engaging highlight videos designed to showcase your event and extend its impact. Reach out to chat about your upcoming event and video coverage needs.

I had the opportunity to create a video for the Pipers and Pipe Band Society of Ontario, and wow, what an incredible experience. The PPBSO reached out looking for a way to highlight the exceptionally talented youth in their organization, many of whom play the bagpipes and drums at a level that left me genuinely amazed.

We spent the day filming at the Fergus Scottish Festival, an energetic celebration of Scottish culture filled with live music, a highland games competition, incredible food, friendly crowds, and tons of vibrant colour. It was the perfect backdrop to capture these young musicians doing what they do best. Some of them were so young yet carried themselves with professionalism, confidence, and pure passion for their craft.

I absolutely loved working with the PPBSO team and all the performers who made this such a memorable project. Their enthusiasm made this project extra fun, and I’m thrilled to help them inspire even more youth to get involved.

If your organization is looking to create a video that captures talent, community, and energy, I’d love to help tell your story.

I’m excited to share a video I created for Rae Ostrander, CFO of Contrast Asset Management, as part of his recent feature in Medium’s Authority Magazine. In the interview and this video, Rae reflects on “5 Things I Learned While Building a Life I Don’t Want to Escape From,” offering an honest look at the experiences and tools that have shaped his personal and professional life.

Rae has built his real estate investment career on strategic thinking, operational insight, and an ability to turn undervalued assets into strong, yield-centered opportunities.

What makes this video special is Rae’s willingness to share the deeper side of his journey, including his recovery from alcohol at age nineteen and the practices that have helped him create a fulfilling life and successful business. It’s a thoughtful and grounded look at leadership, resilience, and purpose.

I’m grateful to have been trusted to help share Rae’s story. If you’re looking to highlight your own leadership team or capture meaningful brand narratives, I’d love to help you bring them to life.