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I’m so pleased to announce that my short film, Homewreckers, will have its World Premiere at @insideoutfestival !

Shorts: Local Heroes
June 2nd, 6:45pm✨
TIFF Bell Lightbox (Cinema 1)

It will also be available online from
May 26th to June 5th.

Our team is so grateful to Inside Out for selecting Homewreckers as part of their festival run. We can’t wait to showcase our work, in our city—-in our community.

I hope to see you there!

Tasha in “The Pitt”——Episode 4, 10:00am

This new medical show covers 15 hours in 15 episodes at the ER in Pittsburgh, PA. Not only has it gained praise from the medical community for its accuracy, but people are touched by the human aspect of this story——the trauma and healing on both sides, as patient and caregiver.

On a personal level, this was my first openly transgender role. I loved playing Tasha, in part because Noah Wyle’s writing was so true to my own lived experience, especially those first years having to travel with a male passport. In a twisted turn of fate, the president’s executive order has federally mandated trans people to return to their “God given sex,” and I will, once again, be forced to travel as a man.

From passports, to bathrooms, to prisons, trans people WILL NOT capitulate to these threats. We will take them to court, we will sue them, we will make things very hard for them, just as they have made things very hard for us. And when all else fails, just say that M stands for MUJER, so chin up.✨💁🏼‍♀️ F.A.F.O.

Tasha in “The Pitt”——Episode 4, 10:00am

This new medical show covers 15 hours in 15 episodes at the ER in Pittsburgh, PA. Not only has it gained praise from the medical community for its accuracy, but people are touched by the human aspect of this story——the trauma and healing on both sides, as patient and caregiver.

On a personal level, this was my first openly transgender role. I loved playing Tasha, in part because Noah Wyle’s writing was so true to my own lived experience, especially those first years having to travel with a male passport. In a twisted turn of fate, the president’s executive order has federally mandated trans people to return to their “God given sex,” and I will, once again, be forced to travel as a man.

From passports, to bathrooms, to prisons, trans people WILL NOT capitulate to these threats. We will take them to court, we will sue them, we will make things very hard for them, just as they have made things very hard for us. And when all else fails, just say that M stands for MUJER, so chin up.✨💁🏼‍♀️ F.A.F.O.

Tasha in “The Pitt”——Episode 4, 10:00am

This new medical show covers 15 hours in 15 episodes at the ER in Pittsburgh, PA. Not only has it gained praise from the medical community for its accuracy, but people are touched by the human aspect of this story——the trauma and healing on both sides, as patient and caregiver.

On a personal level, this was my first openly transgender role. I loved playing Tasha, in part because Noah Wyle’s writing was so true to my own lived experience, especially those first years having to travel with a male passport. In a twisted turn of fate, the president’s executive order has federally mandated trans people to return to their “God given sex,” and I will, once again, be forced to travel as a man.

From passports, to bathrooms, to prisons, trans people WILL NOT capitulate to these threats. We will take them to court, we will sue them, we will make things very hard for them, just as they have made things very hard for us. And when all else fails, just say that M stands for MUJER, so chin up.✨💁🏼‍♀️ F.A.F.O.

Tasha in “The Pitt”——Episode 4, 10:00am

This new medical show covers 15 hours in 15 episodes at the ER in Pittsburgh, PA. Not only has it gained praise from the medical community for its accuracy, but people are touched by the human aspect of this story——the trauma and healing on both sides, as patient and caregiver.

On a personal level, this was my first openly transgender role. I loved playing Tasha, in part because Noah Wyle’s writing was so true to my own lived experience, especially those first years having to travel with a male passport. In a twisted turn of fate, the president’s executive order has federally mandated trans people to return to their “God given sex,” and I will, once again, be forced to travel as a man.

From passports, to bathrooms, to prisons, trans people WILL NOT capitulate to these threats. We will take them to court, we will sue them, we will make things very hard for them, just as they have made things very hard for us. And when all else fails, just say that M stands for MUJER, so chin up.✨💁🏼‍♀️ F.A.F.O.

I recently had the chance to work with the incredible @billy_ev on her newest project. While I impatiently wait for it to be completed, I thought I’d share some stills from our first collaboration.

‘Homewreckers’ tells the tale of a young, dispassionate couple inherit a Bavarian chalet. They invite an old friend for dinner, but mysterious letters appear around the house, descending the evening into chaos.

Filmed at the height of the Pandemic, we made this withal a small, but mighty crew. The challenge of this project was to light large spaces with minimal gear.

Thankfully, we had access to @aputure.lighting which saved the day and a camera package from @keslowcamera.

Cast @billy_ev @aharrouch and @dvdtart
Direction and script by @billy_ev
Produced by @celinnn.e
Cinematography by yours truly
1st AD Tristan Tsvetanov
Stunts Dan Laboni
Assistant Stunt Coordinator Dillon Jagersky
1st AC @planet.jony
2nd AC @indiefilmchxracter
Gaffer @jamesdouglasho
Grip @caitlyntatee
Sound Mixer Xavier St Roche
Art Assistant Janina Town
Editor @celinnn.e
Post Sound Cam Van Geleuken

Special Thanks
William Scoular
Janet Irving
Stenhanie Adamson
Don McKellar
Alfredo Kondraski
John Irving
Manfred Recker
Roz Owen

📸 by @nadiagvdr ✨🫠

📸 by @nadiagvdr ✨🫠

Last weekend at the #canadianscreenawards it was nice to be in a BIG room with Canadian creators! And also, dry martinis.

Congrats to all the nominees and winners this year. 🫶🏻

The 28th @torontofilmcritics awards. An extra congrats to J Stevens for winning this year’s Jay Scott Prize. Go see their film, Really Happy Someday!

I have an MFA in film and screenwriting, thanks to York University. 🥹

I have an MFA in film and screenwriting, thanks to York University. 🥹

Orphan Black: Echoes premieres tonight on AMC, AMC+ and BBC America 👀

I’m so honoured to play a part in this terrific series. 🙏🏼 Shout out to Anna Fishko, John Fawcett and Graeme Manson for creating a new generation of Orphan Black.

This show is a sci-fi gem with complexity, tragedy, love and ethics. It’s action packed with so many memorable characters… but maybe I’m biased. 😉

Go watch it!
June 23, 10:00pm ET on AMC, AMC+, BBC America
@orphanblacktv #orphanblackechoes

Our 8th grade class in Washington D.C. 🫢

Camping at the Alpenrose… and we’re 14 years old all over again. 🌈🥹

Camping at the Alpenrose… and we’re 14 years old all over again. 🌈🥹

Camping at the Alpenrose… and we’re 14 years old all over again. 🌈🥹

✨ Jordan and Ti ✨

I feel honoured to have witnessed your joyous marriage, the sun setting on the waves, pelicans diving offshore. The ceremony was beautiful, the weekend exquisitely camp down to the dining tables named after Elizabeth Taylor’s seven husbands (Richard Burton twice).

Thank you for including me in your union. I love you both, and I wish you so much happiness. ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

“It seems to me that this comet feels me, feels my softened and uplifted soul, and my newly melted heart now blossoming into a new life.” — Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812

“It seems to me that this comet feels me, feels my softened and uplifted soul, and my newly melted heart now blossoming into a new life.” — Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812