Justin Landry is a talented and dedicated videographer with a passion for creating engaging and impactful videos. He has a wealth of experience working with a wide range of clients, from small businesses to large corporations, in Winnipeg and beyond. Justin has studied at the Vancouver Film School, where he honed his skills in traditional videography, motion graphics, and 3D rendering. This allows him to create a wide variety of video content, including ads, commercials, educational videos, corporate interviews, and social media content.

In his free time, Justin spends time with his Fiancé and Dog Sesame. Justin spent 5 years in the media and marketing industry where he developed a passion for Graphic Design. During these years The Winnipeg Landmark Collection was crafted as a passion project.

How do you take your coffee (or tea!)?

What’s your favourite scent?

My favourite scent is pine!

What inspires you to create?

My passion for learning serves as a constant source of inspiration, driving me to create. I am always eager to acquire new skills and refine my existing abilities.

How did you get started as a Maker?

I actually got started as a Maker while I was teaching myself Graphic Design. At the time there weren’t a whole lot of Winnipeg related designs and after being encouraged by friends and family to sell my prints at local craft markets my mind was opened to the world of freelancing.

What has your most exciting experience as a Maker been so far?

One of the most thrilling moments of my journey as a Maker was receiving requests from individuals residing far beyond Winnipeg, who expressed their interest for me to ship prints and cards to locations sometimes thousands of kilometers away.

What are some of the challenges you’ve overcome with your business?

The biggest challenge I overcame was finding my happy place. Graphic design is not my passion and will always serve as a hobby. It took many years of odd jobs and freelancing gigs to realize my passion has always been Video and Photography.

What is one piece of advice would you give to new makers?

Never stop learning and utilizing new technology.