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I worked with Navera Community Connections — a Saskatoon nonprofit that offers early learning centres, counselling and mental health services, and a range of community programs — on a Meta digital ad campaign to raise awareness and increase bookings for their counselling program.

In 2025, I traveled to a remote lake in Northern Saskatchewan to capture the story of an at-risk youth camp. Over three days, I followed different participants as they learned essential survival skills, forged new friendships, and reimagined what their lives could look like.

I worked with Right To Skate, a Saskatoon nonprofit dedicated to making skateboarding accessible to youth and marginalized communities, on a new website.

I worked with the Saskatchewan Co-operative Association on producing a video that spotlights one of their members and a key stakeholder in the co-operative sector, The Diefenbaker Canada Centre at the University of Saskatchewan.

I worked with the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency and Carenext Knowledge Translation on a series of videos that captures the experiences of Indigenous caregivers and people living with Multiple Myeloma.

I worked with Blooms Early Learning — a nonprofit that operates early learning centres in Prince Albert, SK — on a landing page video for their new website.

I worked with Blooms Early Learning — a nonprofit that operates early learning centres in Prince Albert, SK — on a new website.

I was hired by KÎSIK Youth Wellness, a Saskatoon nonprofit that transforms the lives of Indigenous and at-risk youth, to completely reimagine their brand, online presence, and how they visually communicate their work to donors.

I worked with the Saskatchewan Co-operative Association on developing a new video series to promote the work of Saskatchewan co-operatives and key stakeholders in the Saskatchewan co-operative sector.

I worked with Graphistoria, a Saskatoon-based publisher dedicated to discovering fresh and diverse graphic novels and comic creators, to build a visually striking brand and landing page for material submissions.

I worked with the Saskatchewan Co-operative Association on launching and promoting a new Saskatoon-based youth initiative: The Comic Book & Graphic Novel Co-operative Day Camp. The campaign included a new brand, webpage, posters, and Meta digital ad campaign utilizing both images and video.

This video was part of a fundraising package that resulted in a $5M gift - the largest in St. Thomas More College’s history - from Les Filles de la Providence of Saskatchewan.

I worked with Blooms Early Learning — a nonprofit that operates early learning centres in Prince Albert, SK — on a new look for their brand.

I was hired by St. Thomas More College (University of Saskatchewan) to produce an impact video showcasing the college’s inclusiveness and versatility through the stories of two students.

I worked with Empowerment Expert Shawneen Bird on a new brand, business cards, and brochure for her Indigenous Empowerment workshop business, Mihko Iskwêw.

As part of the Saskatchewan Co-operative Association’s overall brand refresh, I built the association a new website.

I worked with former NHL player and motivational speaker, Carlin Nordstrom, on a 30-second video to promote his motivational speaking events.

I worked with KÎSIK Youth Wellness, a nonprofit that supports at-risk and Indigenous youth through fitness and wilderness camps in Northern Saskatchewan, on developing a new brand.

The Saskatchewan Co-operative Association came to Travisty for a brand refresh and new business cards, letterhead, and envelopes.