With over 14 years of experience crafting visually striking designs on emotionally resonant projects, Bruno’s work includes acclaimed projects like Indian Horse, Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, and Essex County, which won the 2023 DGC Award for Best Production Design.
In 2022, Northern Ontario faced a critical moment as the region’s film and TV workforce was overstretched, struggling to keep up with the rapid growth in production activity. Recognizing the urgency, I spearheaded the Northern Ontario Workforce Assessment & Studio Infrastructure Report, a project designed to address these challenges and provide a roadmap for sustainable growth, advancing production capacity, and strengthening the industry’s long-term viability.
This initiative was more than a market analysis—it was a forward-thinking strategy aimed at empowering Northern Ontario’s cultural industries. By presenting complex data in an accessible format, the report has equipped stakeholders with the tools to strengthen production capacity, build career pathways, and position Northern Ontario as a leader in Canada’s film and TV landscape.
With an MBA Essentials from Rotman, Bruno blends artistry with operational expertise to produce bold concepts and drive impactful results. Whether collaborating with filmmakers, supporting regional development, mentoring design teams, or defining production strategies and research reports, he is passionate about crafting compelling stories that leave a lasting legacy.
