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data-photoCanada 150 — Screened at TIFF
A short film celebrating Canada at 150 years — youth, science, and community. Screened at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
Why Civic Films?
Civic films turn real observations into stories people remember — documenting what’s working, what’s broken, and what we can do together. Short, clear, visual, and shareable.
Examples from my work
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data-photoOntario Place — What We’re Losing
A documentary short on the destruction of Ontario Place — public access, heritage, and better paths forward.
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data-photoCivic Reels — Transit, Speed & Safety
A series of short reels highlighting bus reliability, speed cameras near schools, and simple fixes that save time and lives.
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data-photoCommunity Stories — Science & Parks
A mini‑documentary following a neighbourhood science event and park improvements — showing how small wins add up.
How you can do it too
- Plan: pick one local story; gather photos, clips, and 2–3 facts.
- Edit: 60–180 seconds; clear narration or captions; end with one ask.
- Share: post to YouTube/Instagram; send to councillors/community groups.