Bio

David Sloma is a writer and filmmaker from Toronto, Canada. He has produced videos for visionary painter Alex Grey and directed music videos for Grammy-winner Alannah Myles.

David's short documentary film "Liberty Village: Somewhere in Heaven" received a grant from the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) and his short drama/comedy "Me and Pollyanna" was distributed by Big Film Shorts.

His entry in Big Rock Beer's "Eddies" commercial contest earned an honorable mention.

David has been published in many smaller outlets and sold a science-fiction story, called "Cyber." He has completed a science-fiction novel and written several feature length screenplays.

He also takes photos.

He's been a vegetarian for over 20 years and is now mostly eating raw.

David's production company is Rockin' Films
He writes and runs the site 3D-Experiences.com
He's making a film called GOTHinsideOUT
His YouTube channel is http://www.youtube.com/user/RockinFilms

His short documentary of the Hamilton Pagan Pride Day 2006 has been accepted into the YouTube Revenue Sharing Program:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7m7MmDYb7Q8
 

References

"David Sloma is a highly professional videographer who generously produced quality media to assist our marketing efforts for CoSM." - Allyson and Alex Grey, visionary painters, CoSM

"David Sloma has a keen artistic eye, capturing those special moments in a live performance that allow you to experience it over and over again. A professional even in post-editing, Dave ensures that you have your material back promptly, ready to upload and promote!" - Michelle Bake Co-Founder + Producer 'inTO the Heart' U2 Fan Fest

"Met David at the CMW (Canadian Music Week) festival last year and from the first introduction he was nothing but professional... ...the promotional video he made for us came out better than we could have hoped for!" - Dave Dupuis, musician, Nightmare Air

"David Sloma was an interesting and vital person to work with, especially vis a vis his role as filmmaker. He produced, directed, filmed and edited our music video for "Watching the World Go Bye" and I have worked with him several times since then. He made his subjects comfortable without losing the necessary vitality and edge that makes a video entertaining." - Nik Beat, broadcaster, writer and musician, Tyranny of Love