John Gundy OCD, PTSD, ADHD "I love being Dyslexic, it has giving me a unique way of exploring and communicating with many cultures". John's life as an artist began in the mid-seventies. He had a busy career in the Canadian and American television, radio, theatre, music, new media and film industries, exploring diverse creative roles including producer, director, DOP, and a residency at the Canadian Film Centre, His list of film work includes Black Christmas, Outrageous, The Tomorrow Man, A Winter Tan, I Mad Man!, Gate II, Katts & Dog, and Internet Slutts. He has produced 12 theatrical shorts, which have appeared in over 25 festivals, winning eight International awards. John has also worked extensively in the theatre world and has directed, The Crimson Thread, The Owl and Pussycat, and Twelfth Night. John moved to the solitary art of photography. He creates active portraiture from the creative faces of actors, directors, chefs, and local food producers. Johns first solo gallery showing "The Event" selected from 250,000 photographs, taken over five years, opened in February 2010. His work was also presented at the Ontario Pavilion in Vancouver during the 2010 Olympic games. John's photography has been published locally and nationally in publications including the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, CityBites, Good Food Revolution, Gremolata, and Ivy Knight's I Hate The Word Blog. He has worked for numerous corporate clients in addition to his editorial and exhibition work.