My two loves in life have always been video games and cinema. Ever since I was 5 years old nothing ever sounded better than sitting in my room all day and night playing games and watching classic films. So logically when it came to my post-secondary education I chose a program that would fulfill both of these passions,

Brock University's Interactive Arts and Sciences Program.

Once I came to the IASC program, I learned how to do video editing, 3d modeling, video game theory among other things.  But it wasn't until my 3rd year that I truly found out what I wanted to do for the rest of my life. In my 3rd year, I was forced to pick an area of concentration for our game project. Out of luck, I picked the first one that piqued my interest, Producer. While I thought that numerous excel sheets and planning wouldn't be my bag, the moment I saw our game boot up for the first time I knew this was the job for me. 

After graduating from my undergraduate program I felt it necessary to grow my skills further to be the best producer I could be. This meant improving my skill in areas that I had not focused on in my first degree, business and technology. And so I chose to attend Ryerson University's Master of Digital Media program (MDM). There I was able to study both new and growing technologies like VR, grow my business skills in areas such as entrepreneurship and marketing and finally have the freedom to make my final thesis something related to the field of video games.