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Raised in the Port Credit area of Mississauga, Ontario, M. H. began writing stories and experimenting with film in his early teens.
M. H. created his first web series, Teenagers, during film school when he was 19 years old; the first season was shot in 2013. The series ran for three seasons (2014—17), and screened at festivals around the world, amassing more than 10 million hits on YouTube. He has received several accolades for his work, including Best Screenplay at the 2016 Vancouver Web Fest and a nomination for Best Director by the International Academy of Web Television in 2017.
He received a Mississauga Arts Council Award in 2016 as the city’s Best Emerging Media Artist. He won the 48 Hour Film Project in 2015 with Stephanie’s Room.
His short film work primarily focuses on queer characters, with his recent film, Ghost (2020), screening at the Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) and at Inside Out, Canada’s largest LGBTQ+ film festival. His debut feature film is in development.
Martine Brouillet is a Canadian entrepreneur and media arts producer. She served as executive producer on M.H.’s web series Teenagers from 2014 to 2017, helping the team run the crowd-funding campaign and finance the project. Brouillet also co-produced Murray’s recent short film Ghost and serves as producer and executive producer on our upcoming feature film I Don’t Know Who You Are. She manages the budgets and is responsible for the financing and distribution portfolio.
She has successfully built and sold small businesses in various industries over the last 30 years, developing expertise in business management, financial management, strong technology expertise and customer acquisition. In 2020, she won several entrepreneur awards. She brings her breadth of business experience to Black Elephant Productions.
