"My primary gig is diving into the whole directing and writing scene for narrative films. Sometimes, I'll dabble in a bit of television too. But hey, I'm not one to shy away from other genres and formats. I mean, why limit yourself, right? Anything creative's worth a shot, especially if it's got that spark of innovation.

Back in the day, I did the whole film and television thing at university. Learned the ropes, you know. But let me tell ya, real-deal know-how comes from research and hands-on experience. There's no substitute for that. Of course, throw in a dash of passion, a sprinkle of wisdom, and a hearty helping of resilience, and you're cooking with gas in this field.

Now, when I'm not in the thick of it, I'm all about the chill vibes. Writing's a personal favorite, along with getting lost in books and poetry. Photography's a hobby, and I dabble in making some tunes. Fine arts, science – I'm into it all. And you can catch me soaking in nature's wonders or hanging out at galleries and theatres.

But let me tell you, it's the folks I work with that really make the magic happen. I love teaming up with those who share the same groove – you know, a friendly attitude and a positive outlook. It's the friendships forged in this crazy industry that stand the test of time. That, my friend, is the real everlasting aspect of it all."

Award-winning director Cameron Ryan Soedi made a significant impact with his first two short films, “Memory Album” and “Silver Bullet.” Critics and reviewers praised his exceptional storytelling, masterful use of visual language, and the strong performances he drew from his actors. In addition to his directorial prowess, Cameron is a prolific writer, having penned several screenplays and a novel. Based in Vancouver, he enjoys photography, music, and exploring the wonders of nature in his spare time.