My Major Research Project investigated how analog hobbies, specifically photography, are increasingly used to combat a rapidly increasing media environment. The resulting short film was presented at the Art Gallery of Ontario's Jackman Hall. I received an Ontario Graduate Fellowship for both years of this program, covering a majority of my tuition fees.

This book documented newly built skateparks in western Canada. It focuses on the change in public perception; skateparks as places for community building rather than a neighborhood nuisance. The travel was funded a scholarship from the Roloff Beny Foundation, the publishing costs were successfully crowdfunded through a Kickstarter Campaign. 10% of the profits were donated to the charity Right to Play.

I direct projects or sub-contract for other agencies through my sole-proprietorship dansch studio. My work primarily involves creating motion design systems and templates for live events, short films, online courses, and promotional material.