At the beginning of December I attended my agency’s party. Met some new people, talked to some familiar faces and had a great time.

Shooting for “6 for 7” continued and is going well.

I booked and shot a commercial for Vonage Canada mid December and had a great time on set! Watch for the guy with the binoculars on TV and on the Internet.

I also landed the lead in a local project called “Nothing Left To Say”. In January, the student film “Inescapable ” and shot in Cardinal, Ontario. That went well too.

I also did a music video for a local band called No Other way. The song is called “Hollywood Horror Show” and I played a show host. Had a great time with the character!

Also, shot another fight scene for “Souls Of Strife” which was a lot of run to rehearse!

Shooting for “Peace for Middle East” also continued.

Finally I joined an Improv group in Ottawa for practice and fun! Resume and pictures sections have been updated once again.

Just at the end of September, I signed up for the Ottawa University 24hour Theater Project (being a non-student, an exception was made for me to participate – thanks Ross and Jeremy). As a team, we had 24 hours to write and perform an original play. I was one of the actors and had a great time. The crowd loved it!

In October, we did voiceovers for Bollywood North.

I also had a photoshoot with Laurel Breidon in Montreal. I plan to have those pictures up soon enough.

Shooting of Pascal’s movie “Souls Of Strife” continued and Michel from RAMM Entertainment offered a lead role for a feature length film called “6 for 7” based on my performance in his latest short “Silent Touch”. I accepted and we’ve already started shooting. Pictures of the production are already up!

I was also offered a role in Jamal’s “Peace for Middle East” and I’ve done a scene so far.

In November, I auditioned and received a role for a student film called “Inescapable”.

Finally I booked a new commercial! This one’s for Sirius Satellite Radio. I got both the English and French roles and it’s already been shot and completed. This is an Internet only video so you can just follow the link in the work section to see it! Both resume and pictures sections have been updated with the changes.

Lots have been going on since June. Did a fashion show for Joelle Proulx. This was a first for me and was surprisingly a lot of fun! The show itself was very casual and relaxed – smiling was encouraged.

Got a print campaign with International Clothiers.

Also got representation with an agency in Montreal called Folio which will work with Angie’s to get me work there.

Finished shooting Bollywood North which was a great overall experience and a lot of fun. Can’t wait to see the finished product!

I also went to Vancouver for about a week and met a lot of people and had a good time.

The first issue of BOOBi magazine is out. You can find me on page 58 or just check out a scanned image of it in the work section of my website. Their release party was awesome.

I also booked another print. This one was for Magazines Canada. When the ads come out, look for the back of me, reading a magazine while facing a recently washed car.

I also booked a job for “Beyond the Sea”. It’s for a condo ad/video in Toronto.

Finally I have a charity fashion show going on at the Casino Lac Leamy in Hull on Saturday.

Summer’s here already and things have been going well. Breathe was shot and is in the editing process.

I also got an editorial in an upcoming magazine called Bobbi by the same people who own UMM. You should be able to find me in their first issue that should be out in August.

I did a photoshoot with Mark Cooper for my new cards. Some of those pictures have been added in the images section.

I auditioned for a local film called “Agent Double Double vs. Le Séparateur”. They offered me the role of the head arms dealer.

Paulo (friend within the agency) and I landed roles in a Lavalife TV commercial and I believe it’ll be aired in the UK and North America.

Our agency had its yearly showcase which went very well. I had a great time.

We started shooting Bollywood North and things are going very well. Still rehearsing for the fights and remaining scenes.

Other than that, I’ve been traveling to Toronto a lot… mostly for Auditions. I went to Montreal for a few as well.

Finally the production of mon6ths has been canceled (at least for now).  Resume and pictures section have been updated.

In the last month or so I’ve auditioned for a few local independent films in Ottawa with a lot of success.

I got the lead role for a short film called “Drinks”. We’ve shot two out of three scenes so far and it’s been a lot of fun.

I also got another important role in “Bollywood North”. This is a very ambitious project with a large crew. Shooting for this one starts in May.

In addition, I landed a short role in a film called “Breathe”. We start shooting in less than a week for now.

Lastly, I got a role in “mon6ths” which also starts filming in May.

Finally, the Town Shoes ad is out! See it on their website and in stores across Canada! The work section has been updated with all the aforementioned and more pictures have been added.

After a break from the holidays, the auditions started again. I recently booked and shot a print campaign for Town Shoes. The setting is a hotel lobby and I’m the bellboy with an open suitcase full of shoes. It should be in magazines, their store and website, etc. by the end of March. Accordingly, I’ve updated the resume section and I’ve also added a few more casual pictures.

Been busy lately with auditions in Toronto. Booked a MuchMusic promotional commercial which is on the air right now and will be shooting footage for a cooking show early November. See the resume section for updates.

Saturday October 15th, 2005 at Famous Players Silvercity, between 10:30 and 12:00, Louis-Philippe Baraby will be premiering two of his movies (one of which I play a supporting role): Sanity and If Dates Could Kill. Let me know if you’re interested. Number of tickets are limited so the earlier the better.

Welcome to my website. This is a little bit of a work in progress and is geared towards my new acting career. More will be added in time. For now, you can check the about section for some information about me. The resume section includes work I’ve done so far. The rest is self explanatory. Keep checking, more to come.