I wrote this script for Telus and Hockey Canada, to introduce their new nationwide minor hockey program dedicated to cyberbullying awareness and prevention.

A song with catchy lyrics is an effective teaching tool. It's worked for Sesame Street and Schoolhouse Rock. So when the BC Securities Commission wanted to do a campaign to help people learn the warning signs of investment fraud, we figured it would also work for a securities regulator.

Granville Island Brewing wanted to expand beyond their seasonal radio campaigns. Our team wrote and produced 'GIB Interventions', a web series that parodied the hit A&E show of the same name. These are the two I co-wrote with team at Publicis Vancouver.

Note: 'GIB Interventions' is a fictional web series created as advertising for Granville Island Brewing and most definitely NOT inspired by actual events. Especially this one.

Family Services provides a wider variety of charitable services than one TV spot could ever cover. So we chose to focus on the help they provide to children in abusive homes.

For those old enough to remember the days of renting DVDs, you'll also remember what a big deal it was when Rogers Video eliminated late fees. For those too young to know what I'm talking about, never mind. I'm painfully jealous of your youth. That's all you need to know.

Canadian Direct Insurance was well-known for its competitive rates, but they wanted to do a campaign that focused on how their customer service shattered people's perceptions about insurance.

It's not often that a TV campaign gets reviewed by the Financial Post. Especially a humorous campaign. Or intended to be humorous, at least. ICBC didn't think it was funny.