Your Long-Distance Bilingual (EN/FR) in Banff, AB.

I work at the Banff Centre for Arts & Creativity as the Lead Video Technician in the Media Department. 

Connect with me if you want to talk about looking into Pre-production, Production, or Post-Production residencies at the Banff Centre. (Need a retreat to write your script? Want to shoot out in the Rockies with me? Feel like getting an editor colourist to work on your film and train your editors on the skills or get post sound work and scoring done? Lots of opportunities! We also have a television studio with an 3/4 horizonless green screen environment).

Or, go full art mode! If you want someone to help you create your media art projects - I'm here for ya!

While my division doesn't do residencies itself, we can talk about what might be a good fit for your needs!

You can email me with any questions.

Happy creating everyone!

Hi! I'm Jeff, a musician from Fredericton, NB. 

Right now (March, 2026) my emo music and lofi collectively earn 4 million streams per year on Spotify. I'm lucky to spend my days working in these projects, treating them as sole proprietorship businesses. This is where my thousands of experience hours in sound design, recording, composing, music publishing and entrepreneurship come from.

All of my music requires a visual representation. About one fifth of my work involves this: making album art from collage or pixel art and making music videos or visualizers. My lofi YouTube channel has 9050 subscribers and my emo channel as ~1500. These are two of the three YouTube channels I've monetized over the years. I consider myself skilled in making YouTube work as an individual and for my brands.

I market my music through a variety of means. The most effective has been through paid advertising on YouTube, Meta, TikTok and Reddit. I now have 6 years experience using these platforms for independent music marketing.

Besides these main skills, earned as a musician, I also spent my entire high school career being the lead in high school musicals. This included the classics like Grease, Guys and Dolls and Footloose. I took singing and dance lessons for two years during this time to enhance both my stage performance but also my inevitable music career. I wouldn't consider myself an actor, but I'd be happy to do my best if you want to give me a shot!

Andressa Cutini is a photography student at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design. Before moving to Canada, she graduated in her hometown, Vila Velha, Brazil, with a Bachelor in Advertising, where she learned about marketing and graphic design. While working as an art director for a digital marketing agency, she turned her passion for photography into the focus of her career. Her most recent photography work explores storytelling as a way to embrace her passion for literature and cinema. Through her photographs, she is always searching to capture what makes us tell stories, and how that transcends our human notions of time.

David Dairo-Singerr is a new member of the NB Film Co-op. He has recently finished his 4th year at UNB in Fredericton, double majoring in Drama and Film (under Media, Arts, and Cultures). David has worked on various theatre productions, acting or performing behind the scenes. Notable ones are Duels & Duets (2020), TomorrowLove (2021), Ends of the Earth (2022), and most recently, Henry V (2023) with TUNB. He has also worked behind the scenes in previous high and middle school shows.
David has worked with Bard in the Barracks and NotaBle acts over the summer of 2022, doing behind-the-scenes work and acting. His most recent work was the show Marriage: A demolition in two acts, where David took on the technical director role. As far as David's film career goes, he has made multiple short films and creative projects. Notable ones are Laury Therapy (2021), and Dinner is Served (2020), with UNB teacher Tony Merzetti. His most recent film experience was in his FILM4000 class with teacher and Film Co-op member Cam Woykin. David is eager to learn more about filmmaking with the NB Film Co-op.

After producing music for over a decade, Josh is eager to put his skills to the test by scoring for local films. With a background in piano, ambient music, and organic percussion, he is thrilled to move from electronic music production to film composition.

His style of music normally consists of heartfelt and somber moods. However, he is open to any genre, including epic themes and horror.

With access to many instruments including guitar, piano, virtual orchestras and acoustic drums, Josh aims to produce compelling soundscapes that match your story telling visions.

He's offering my talents for free to the members of the NB Film Coop and hoping to make new friends along the way!