Portfolio
Technology & the Environment
Details
- Category
- Educational
- Client
- National Environmental Education Foundation
- Edited by
- David Findlay
- Date
- 2012.11
Introduction
A short documtary about how a school in Maine is using technology to enrich environmental education.
Angel Investing
Details
- Category
- Corporate
- Client
- Netork of Angel Organizations - Ontario
- Time
- 6:06
- Date
- 2012.06
Introduction
A series of talking-head interviews interspersed with b-roll footage from Toronto and Waterloo.
What We Do
Details
- Category
- Informational
- Client
- Aesthetec Studio
- Date
- 2011.11
Introduction
I was comissioned by Mark and Ann from Aesthetec Studio to help them with one of their most challenging tasks: explaining what they do.
Project Noah
Details
- Category
- Promotional
- Client
- Networked Organisms LLC.
- Date
- 2011.12
Introduction
With Project Noah, a mobile platform for nature exploration, users can share their wildlife encounters and contribute to ongoing scientific research. Partnered with National Geographic, the software was used for a two day event at Saguaro National Park in Arizona.
I was commissioned to document, conduct interviews, and create an overall narrative for the event.
Makers
Details
- Category
- Documentary
- Subject
- Culture
- Technology
- Featured On
- BoingBoing
- Makezine
- Date
- 2011.5
Introduction
Held at Evergreen Brick Works, the Toronto Mini Maker Faire celebrated the culture of making, crafting, DIY-ing, tinkering, hacking and sharing. It was a weekend where makers of all kinds shared their projects and thoughts. Exhibits on display included robots, laser cutting, letterpress printing, a 3D print gallery and kinetic sculptures.
I visited the Maker Faire at the Brick Works to find out what it means to make things – to be a maker?
This film is about that question. It is about the relationship between people and technology and how they merge through the act of making. Call it “craft in an age of digital fabrication”.
The Time Is Now
- Category
- Event
- Client
- Liis Windischmann
- Date
- 2011.11
Introduction
Pixel Hack Day
Details
- Category
- Event
- URL
- http://500px.com
- Client
- 500px
- Date
- 2011.11
Introduction
Culinary Adventure
Details
- Category
- Promotional
- Client
- The Culinary Adventure Company
- Date
- 2011.7
Introduction
I was comissioned by Chef Scott and Tania to document their first Escape the City tour. The tour is already booked for the entire 2012 season.
Sargasso
Details
- Category
- Documentation
- Client
- Philip Beesley Archirtect Inc.
- Date
- 2011.6
Introduction
I was comissioned by Philip Beesley to document this interactive intstallion for his archive.
G20 Redux
Details
- Category
- ENG
- Client
- Torontoist
- Date
- 2011.6
Introduction
Approximately 400 people gathered at Queen’s Park for G20 Redux, an event marking the one-year anniversary of the G20 weekend in Toronto.
Everything That Happens
Details
- Category
- Music Video
- Band
- River Tiber
- Date
- 2011.7
Introduction
I shot this in an architecture studio using only available light and one very large bounce.
STEPS
Details
- Category
- Informational
- Non-Profit
- STEPS Initiative
- Date
- 2010.10
Introduction
I helped the Sustainable Thinking On Public Spaces Initiative (STEPS) to create a video about the importance of public space and the way artistic practices play a role in sustaining them.
Regent Park Revitalized
Details
- Category
- Corporate
- URL
- www.dillon.ca
- Client
- Dillon Consulting Ltd.
- Date
- 2009.9
Introduction
This video higlights the social, economic, and environmental sustainability of the Regent Park Revitalization Project.
About Me
Introduction
Greetings,
I’m Ryan, a Toronto-based cinematographer and editor with an exceptional ability to tell compelling stories through video. I specialize in HDSLR video production for the web and consistently deliver content that looks beautiful and sounds great.
Over the past two years I have freelanced for corporate clients, small businesses, non-profits, technologists, and artists. My work has been featured on websites such as BoingBoing and Makezine, and I have produced content for National Geographic Televsion.
The next time you need to document an event, promote your business, deliver a message, or tell a story, be sure to contact me for a consultation.
When I’m not making films, I’m probably musing about how ubiquitous computing and locative technology is influencing our everyday urban lives and the way we navigate space. I really get a kick out of discussing the complex design histories of things we take for granted - like shopping carts.
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Contact Me
Contact Information
- Phone
- 416-895-8417
- Address
- Toronto, ON, Canada