A Canadian film director, he is best known for his work in computer-animated films, particularly those from the early 2000s. He gained prominence through his involvement with Mainframe Entertainment, where he directed several entries in the Barbie film series, starting with "Barbie in the Nutcracker" in 2001. His work is characterized by pioneering animation techniques and storytelling that captivated young audiences. His contributions have played a significant role in the evolution of animated direct-to-video films.