Grant is a multifaceted creative professional based in British Columbia, with a diverse range of expertise as a director, cinematographer, and composer. Throughout his illustrious career, he has garnered numerous accolades, including prestigious Leo Awards and festival recognition, for his outstanding work.
As a director, Grant has made a significant impact with his documentary series "Search and Rescue North Shore", featuring two seasons of gripping storytelling, as well as his feature-length documentaries "This Mountain Life", "Just Eat It", and "The Clean Bin Project", which have all received widespread critical acclaim.
Grant's exceptional cinematography skills have been showcased in these films, as well as in "Koneline: Our Land Beautiful", "Metamorphosis" (produced by the National Film Board),and "Seven Worlds, One Planet" (BBC Earth),which have all benefited from his innovative and high-quality UAV work. His talent has also earned him a Canadian Screen Award nomination for cinematography for his work on "This Mountain Life".
Prior to transitioning to directing and cinematography, Grant had a formal background in music production and was an accomplished independent artist, releasing music under the pseudonym Phontaine. He has also composed original scores for film and television projects, winning an impressive four Leo Awards for his work on his last four film projects.
Grant's personal story is just as fascinating as his professional accomplishments. Born in Brighton, England, he was raised in Nanaimo, British Columbia, and currently resides in North Vancouver, Canada.
