COHORT 5 PARTICIPANT

I’m a Montréal-based writer, director, producer, and communications professional. With nearly 20 years of experience in the arts and entertainment. I started in music marketing and artist management. As a multi-hyphenate creative myself I bring a unique blend of know-how, lived experience, and cross-disciplinary expertise. My passion lies in fresh, multi-genre storytelling that amplifies voices from perspectives still (to this day) underrepresented in mainstream media.

My creative work has been supported by Telefilm, Hot Docs, The Black Screen Office, and the National Screen Institute. My work explores complex narratives through the lens of my intersectional identity: black, woman, neurodivergent, late diagnosed, first generation Canadian of Afro-Carib descent. Now a resident of Quebec as an Official Language Minority creative. I'm a proud Disabled Producers Lab alum hosted by the National Screen Institute and I currently serve as the Programs Manager at the Disability Screen Office, where I oversee national programs supporting access, professional development, and equity in the screen sector.

Through my production company, I focus on development production: helping creators access funding, sharpen their stories, and bring their visions to life through market-ready pitches. At the core of my career is advocacy through art especially for disabled creators—through hands-on creative consulting, mentorship, and story-centered narratives that shift paradigms.