PRODUCTIONS MAJ
From 2002, until production ceased in late 2018, researched and wrote the hit television series How It’s Made. Narrated the show from 2002 to 2004. The program aired in 182 countries, amassing an international viewership of 100+ million.


PBS (USA)
Quebec content researcher and location coordinator for documentary Why Trains Crash,
which aired on PBS’ flagship science program, NOVA. (2016)


AVIS DE RECHERCHE TV
Anchor and writer of All Points Bulletin, a “wanted suspects” newscast which aired daily on Montreal’s CTV News. (2006)


CBC TV
THE HEALTH SHOW (1996-1997)
Montreal correspondent filing 7- to 10- minute reports for the network’s flagship national health and medicine show.

TV NEWS, MONTREAL (1988-1996)
Award-winning news and current affairs reporter for CBC-TV Montreal (6 & 11 p.m. newscasts). Frequent contributor to the network’s flagship newscast The National and to The Medicine File on CBC Newsworld (currently CBC News Network).

NATIONAL TV NEWS, PARLIAMENT HILL BUREAU, OTTAWA (November-December 1991)
Parliamentary reporter, replacing reporter on maternity leave.

TV NEWS, NEW BRUNSWICK (1984-1988)
News and current affairs reporter in Fredericton newsroom and Moncton bureau.


DISCOVERY CHANNEL CANADA
Produced French version of documentary on the history of Canada’s space program, in association with the Canadian Space Agency. (2000)

Researched, produced, wrote and edited report on hydroelectric upgrades since the infamous ice storm of 1998, for Discovery’s nightly science program @discovery.ca (1999)

Researched, produced, wrote and edited report on the use of beetles to control ragweed for @discovery.ca (1998)

Field-produced interviews at Canadian Space Agency for @discovery.ca (2000)


KAOS FILMS WORLDWIDE
Research, logistical arrangements and field production of Australian shoot for documentary film Ten Seconds of Eternity: The Sprint for Olympic Gold, which aired on NHK Japan and CBC. (2000)

Researcher for Our Grieving Hearts, a documentary about parents dealing with the death of their child. The film aired on CBC’s documentary program, Witness, Radio-Canada’s documentary program Zone Libre, and Women’s Television Network (WTN). (2001)


CMJ PRODUCTIONS
Writer for Beyond Belief, a half-hour travel and adventure program on CTV Travel and Outdoor Life Network (2002-2003)


WHALLEY ABBEY MEDIA
Interviewer and writer for Her Money, a women’s financial series on Women’s Television Network (WTN) (2001-2002)


BEHIND THE APRON PRODUCTIONS
Associate-producer and researcher for three Montreal episodes of Loving Spoonfuls, an award-winning program on Women’s Television Network (WTN) (2001)


MERIT MOTION PICTURES
Research for Drug Deals: The Brave New World of Prescription Drugs, a documentary film about drug safety, co-produced with The National Film Board of Canada for CBC’s The Nature of Things (2000)


ALAN HANDEL PRODUCTIONS
Researcher for Is Love Enough?, a documentary film about mentally disabled adults raising children. Aired on CBC-TV’s documentary program, Witness. (1998-1999)


VERITÉ FILMS – MIND’S EYE PICTURES
Montreal story editor for four seasons of Incredible Story Studio, a children’s series on YTV.
(1998 – 2001)

On-air host for half-hour documentary on clinical depression, produced by Sogestalt 2001 for pharmaceutical giant SmithKline Beecham.

Narrator for corporate training videos for Birks, MD Anderson Cancer Center.

Wrote website copy for stickK.com, Credo Bags, Nancy Kosik Academy of International Protocol and Etiquette, Summit-Tech Multimedia Communications, Lighting Concept

Wrote video narration for Le Roc Fleuri Condominiums, One x One Foundation.

Wrote promotional material for Pharmacia, Fire Monitoring of Canada, ADT Security Systems, Larus, Hilton Hotels Canada, McGill University Centre for Continuing Education.

As a CBC journalist,14 awards for special reports and documentaries, including:

1995 New York International Film and Television Festival
• Bronze Medal for The Ilizarov Technique: a documentary about a dwarf who has his limbs stretched, in hope of one day leading a normal life.

1994 Canadian Nurses” Association National Health Reporting Competition for the Media
• Certificate of Merit for A Question of Life or Death: a documentary about the agonizing wait for donor organs, and strategies to increase organ donation.

1993 Columbus International Film and Video Festival
• Bronze Plaque (2nd Prize) for A Tragedy of Errors, an investigative documentary about the Quebec Public Curator’s tragic bungling of an elderly woman’s case. This report prompted a government investigation.

1992 Columbus International Film and Video Festival
• Bronze Plaque (2nd Prize) for Sound Effects, a documentary about a controversial treatment for autism.

1991 New York International Film and Video Festival
• Finalist Award for Struggle for Power, a five-part documentary series about the Cree of James Bay and their fight against further hydroelectric development.

1988 Atlantic Journalism Awards
• Citation of Merit for investigative report on a German businessman’s shady dealings in New Brunswick.