Every project I’ve worked on has shaped me — as a creative, and as a person. Over the years, I’ve come to realize that some of the most rewarding work isn’t driven by budget, but by purpose.

One of the projects closest to my heart was a recruitment video created pro bono for the Muddy York Rugby Club — Toronto’s inclusive rugby team that celebrates diversity, teamwork, and queer athleticism. Co-developed with copywriter Lino DiNallo, this short film aimed to break stereotypes, boost visibility, and spark a sense of pride among LGBTQ+ athletes and allies.

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More than just a recruitment tool, the video became a rallying cry — resonating with communities far beyond Toronto and earning several international short film awards. It’s a reminder that creativity has the power to shift perspectives, foster connection, and inspire real change. And for me, it was a powerful example of how volunteering talent can deliver impact in the most meaningful ways.