About Christian

    A Native of Bradford, Ontario, Christian found his escape growing up with classic sword-and-sandal films and soon turned his love for the silver screen into a reality by delving into the studies of acting, directing, and writing at Queen’s University. After extensive studies in the UK and Canada, Christian buried himself in several production roles in Toronto’s fast-paced film industry, including a long-standing industry position at the Toronto International Film Festival. All of these contributed to his combined skills; between a firm grasp on production and a discerning taste for intense, deep, diverse, and colourful storytelling, Christian finds his stylistic niche.

    Christian’s early work saw the likes of the Kingston Canadian Film Festival and Hamilton Music and Film Festival with his short Pretty Boys (2010). He later took a creative turn to make a fictional Web-Series based on the rapid housing boom in his hometown through the quirky Noir-Inspired miniseries Fuzzy Days, Noir Nights, which was premiered at the National Film Board of Canada in 2012. His small projects took a rapid boost when he was signed to write several preliminary scripts for production companies, ultimately landing him the Television feature Deadly Inferno (2016).

    Now harnessing his skills as a creative lead in Commercial, Narrative, Non-Profit, and Branded Content Projects, Christian has not only built a foundation of experience, but has cultivated a solid network of industry professionals who output some of Toronto’s best work as Creatives, Crew, Talent, and Post-Production. His passionate drive to engage and represent audiences, whether for a short film, commercial, or feature film inspires his fellowship of enthusiastic collaborators.

    Now currently contracted to write several Feature Film scripts and developing concepts for Television, Christian is dead-set to intensify the momentum of his Creative path to further commercial and narrative work.