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"Dreams are the touchstones of our character." -Henry David Thoreau


This past spring, I'd been feeling a bit stuck with some of my projects and I needed a creative outlet. Someone suggested that I write an ebook and I enjoyed playing around with the idea. As with many projects, what I thought I was making evolved along the way. What began as a simple e-book grew into more pages than I’d expected, and then—somehow—it wanted to be a workbook. And eventually, it only made sense for it to be printed as a "Permission to Dream: A Road Map to Your Destiny."


I can't say that I'm surprised because I've noticed that all creative projects seem to have a life of their own. They usually start with a thought that seems silly or fun. You start with the flicker of an idea, and as you move forward, it shifts and grows, sometimes in unexpected directions. It always seems to be a process—of uncovering, fits and starts, following, allowing, and sometimes even patiently waiting for where the work itself seems to lead.


This book is for anyone who feels like they could use a small push toward what is next. I’ve noticed that more often than not—whether professional, creative, or personal—all creative undertakings usually start with a dream...


If you’re interested in purchasing a copy, click on one of the links below:



Workbook
Permission to Dream

Cat Sitting
Spiritual Exercise

Feet in the Sand
Baby Steps


Workbook Edit
Workbook Layout


Workbook on a Desk
Messy Desk

Computer Desk Over looking the City
Cover Art

Life is not for the faint of heart! This fall, I had the opportunity to work on Farming for Love, a Canadian romantic reality show. I got swept up in the experience and made friendships that will last a lifetime.


As the Cast Care lead—also known as the “romantic advisor”—I supported a group of men and women in their search for love. I’ve always been curious about how reality TV is made, and watching the story unfold, blending psychology, romance, and filmmaking, was fascinating. It reminded me that sometimes the right opportunities show up—ones that feel almost tailor-made—if we have the courage to be ourselves and stay open to them.


Being part of Farming for Love was an unforgettable experience, and I’m grateful for the journey. The show is currently streaming on the CTV app, in case you need a little light TV to escape the weight of the world.


behind the scenes
Love is in the Air


Farming for Love
Contestants

Apple Orchard in Liloette

Show Cats
Farm Cats

Liloette Reality TV
Love Behind the Scenes


I wrote Some Girl in the VCC screenwriting class a couple of years ago, which I always recommend to blocked writers or people just wanting to start writing scripts. Then, because of the writer's strike this past summer, all the filmmakers I know had time, so we finally got together. 


Some Girl is loosely based on a personal essay in Promiscuities by Naomi Wolf about her experience visiting her boyfriend at his fraternity house the day after a party where a woman gets assaulted. 


So we passed around the script and pulled together a gifted cast and crew, called in all the favours. The opportunity to produce and direct such an important story was a dream come true. And I learned a lot. I'm eternally grateful to all the talented friends and colleagues who worked so hard to make what I hope is a beautiful and meaningful film!



Some Girl the Movie
On Set of Some Girl
Set of Some Girl
Eva Borne and Will Burke on the Set of Some Girl

Some Girl Set Dec
Beautiful Set Dec by Jeff Mennell




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