Tony has been a prominent figure in the film and television industry for more than a decade and a half, boasting a notable track record of appearances in recurring, supporting, and principal roles across a diverse range of networks, including The WB, FOX, CBC, and MTV.
During his time in Vancouver from the year 2000 up until 2007, Tony honed his craft and underwent formal training, all while concurrently pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Film Studies at Simon Fraser University.
The culmination of his academic and professional endeavors was a graduating film that made its world premiere at the illustrious Toronto International Film Festival in the year 2008, and subsequently went on to be showcased at numerous prominent film festivals, including SXSW, AFI Docs, and the Vancouver International Film Festival, among others.
Tony's cinematic endeavors are deeply ingrained in the intricacies of family dynamics, historical significance, and the profound impact of place on human experience. His body of work has garnered widespread acclaim from international viewers, with numerous projects being showcased at prestigious film festivals including the Toronto International Film Festival, South by Southwest, True/False Film Festival, Vancouver International Film Festival, and the AFI SilverDocs Documentary Festival.
Tony's inaugural cinematic endeavour, the feature film "Frank and the Wondercat", made its grand premiere at the prestigious Vancouver International Film Festival in September of the year 2015, and has since been showcased at various esteemed film festivals throughout North America. As of present, Tony makes his home and pursues his professional endeavors in the vibrant city of Vancouver, situated in the beautiful province of British Columbia, Canada.
