Sorin Pavelesco is a multi-award-winning Creative Director and Filmmaker with a background in Graphic Design and Music Production. His passion for storytelling was shaped during his years in agency work, where he honed his branding expertise through high-profile projects for clients such as Intrawest, Hyatt, Hard Rock, and Four Seasons, to name but a few. As Art Director at Ryan & Deslauriers from 1997 to 2007, he earned 23 Design Awards.

In 2015 he was included in the Encyclopedia of Romanian Electronic Music, published in Romania, for his acclaimed album “The Longest Dream”, released in 2000 under the name Revival. In 2019, Sorin achieved two professional design certifications: the provincial DGA designation in Quebec and the international CDP title in Canada. In late 2020, he submitted two short films addressing the COVID-19 era—Message to Future Generations (a poetic piece) and Hearts and Stripes (a short documentary)—to international festivals, garnering 53 film awards across Canada, the U.S., Italy, Japan, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, and India. Hearts and Stripes was broadcast on WPBS on January 23, 2020.

In 2022, Sorin independently financed and produced his debut feature-length documentary, Farming Without Harming. This English-language film explores climate change and regenerative agriculture, and went on to receive 24 international film awards. The sequel, Farming Without Harming 2, is now out and has already earned six international film awards. Featuring seven participants in total, the documentary features two prominent Montreal companies, LUFA Farms and LOOP Mission, that are redefining food production through sustainable practices, a reduced carbon footprint, and a commitment to eliminating waste. Sorin is currently in pre-production to complete the trilogy.