Jason started volunteering in the Toronto film industry in 1999 as a boom operator and began recording sound for short films soon after. Since 2002, Jason has recorded sound for the feature length documentary films “Dying at Grace” by Allan King, “The Take” by Avi Lewis and Naomi Klein (nominated for a Best Sound Gemini), “Memory for Max, Claire, Ida and Company” by Allan King (nominated for a Best Sound Gemini), “EMPz for Life” by Allan King, “Inside Hana’s Suitcase” (Rhombus Media) by Larry Weinstein and “The Young Romantic” (Rhombus Media) by Barbara Willis Sweete). In early 2008, Jason traveled with The Stephen Lewis Foundation and director/cinematographer Liz Marshall to South Africa and Swaziland to document the Canadian grandmothers trip to Africa.
In addition, Jason has worked on the documentaries “The Experimental Eskimos” (White Pine Pictures) by Barry Greenwald, “My Toxic Baby” (Storyline Entertainment) by Min Sook Lee, “Cat City” (Red Queen Productions) by Justine Pimlot, “Cat Ladies” (Chocolate Box) by Christie Callan Jones, “When We Were Boys” (Nomad Films) by Sarah Goodman, “Water On The Table” by Liz Marshall, “Dish” (Red Queen) by Maya Gallus, “Peep Culture” (Chocolate Box) by Sally Blake, “Brick By Brick” (Hungry Eyes) by Catherine Annau, “1812 War Of The Worlds” (YAP Films) by Mick Grogan, and “The World Before Her” (Storyline Entertainment) by Nisha Pahuja.
To learn more about Jason visit: www.documentarysound.ca.
