Vincent T Joachim

Vincent is a professional artist specializing in photography, multimedia and video. He graduated from SAIT in 1999 with a Journalism Arts Diploma and graduated from AMTC in 2001 with a Multimedia Diploma. Vincent is pursuing a degree in Motion Picture Arts at RDC and will graduate in 2015. His newest film is called "All Things Beautiful" and it is a 11 minute short he directed. Post production was finished in Dec 2013 and he has submitted it to film festivals. Vincent has also created a documentary called "Breathless in Trinidad & Tobago" which was filmed in 2008. The documentary short (25 mins) focuses on empowering youth through the arts in Trinidad & Tobago during carnival. It was screened at global fest film festival in Calgary. He has also directed 2 other documentary shorts in 2012 called "Incipio Modo: The story of the Insect and Jab Jabs of Paramin in Trinidad in 2012. Additionally, Vincent's work has been published and showcased in many art galleries, Time magazine, and numerous programs and books for the City of Calgary. He has teamed up with many non-profit organizations such as the Boys & Girls Club, Red Cross, and the Tallman Foundation to empower youth. His most notable mentorship projects have been the "Hope Art" program that involved 18 schools in the greater Forest Lawn area in Calgary and his "Trinity Art" program in the country of Trinidad and Tobago. One of Vincent's life goals, (currently at 88 goals), is to travel to every continent in the world and take pictures (5 to go!) He also wants to enter the Guinness book of world records for a photo project he plans to reveal in the near future.