"Life is like a movie, the screen is blank - we must project upon it." -David Baird

Veracity Films produces unique and compelling documentary films, and engaging video content that strive to unveil the very essence of fascinating cultural issues and untold personal stories in a way that is intimate, captivating, and above all, true to the subjects' nature.

It is said that we are only willing to live if we are willing to learn, willing to see the truth in life. The camera has the amazing power to uncover and reveal life's veracities, provoking thought, passion, and perhaps action.

Other Services include:

VIDEOGRAPHY
DIGITAL VIDEO EDITING

CORPORATE & PROMOTIONAL VIDEOS

SPECIAL EVENT VIDEO COVERAGE

WEDDING VIDEOS
INTERNET VIDEO CONTENT
MUSIC VIDEOS

AUDIO RECORDING
-and anything else your creative heart dreams of!

Clients include:

NotableTV.com

Current TV

The Toronto District School Board

The Chris Bosh Foundation

Sympatico Autos

DriverSense.com

LiveDress.com

DailyChallenge.org/ Second Cup/ Silk Soy

QxQ Fashion

Two Dogs Productions

Visionary Eye Productions / BPM:TV

Scotiabank

The Sound Foundation

Body Architecture / Karey Spady

D-Unity (DJ/Producers)

Pegasus Studios

Young Social Entrepreneurs of Canada

The Muhtadi International Drumming Festival

Past Documentary Works include:

RE-SEGREGATION, a documentary that questions the Toronto District School Board's recent controversial decision to introduce publicly funded Africentric schools to the city of Toronto.

RE-SEGREGATION aired on Current TV in the U.S.A.

AFTER HOURS, a documentary that exposes and celebrates the heart of Toronto's after hours nightlife. Is it more than just electronic music, all-night dancing, and drugs? AFTER HOURS was screened alongside some of the industry's best at the Sunrise Film Festival as part of the Toronto Summer Music Conference, 2008.

Check out AFTER HOURS at: www.afterhoursfilm.com

I WAS BOUGHT AT BLAH BLAH'S?, a short documentary told from the inner child of an adopted woman, whom, for most of her childhood, was convinced that she had been bought in a grocery store like Loblaws, or in her words, "Blah Blahs".

ARTISTICALLY AFFLICTED , a short, humerous propoganda piece that verifies what most artists have always felt, that something is a bit "off". This film cleverly unveils a newly discovered mental ailment, Artistic Affliction.

SHERBOURNE & DUNDAS , a mock commercial that tries to sell the poor, crime-ridden Toronto neighbourhood of Sherbourne and Dundas as a safe, clean, beautiful place to raise a family.