Tristan Barrocks stands as a prominent figure on the international stage, hailing from Toronto as an acclaimed Afro-Canadian film and commercial director. Alongside his accolades, he co-founded Mid-Career Productions, a film production company renowned for its commitment to weaving human-centered narratives that enrich the tapestry of the Black experience. His remarkable portfolio includes groundbreaking works such as "Dear Black Dad" (2021), the captivating "Wallflower" web series (2023), the enlightening "Connecting the Dots" docuseries (2019), and the profound "Mother To Mother" special (2022), among others.

Melding his acting roots with his profound understanding of storytelling, Tristan infuses a distinctive essence into his directorial approach. His journey as a seasoned storyteller enables him to connect with on-screen talent effortlessly, while his adeptness in conveying his creative vision to the production team adds a touch of magic to his craft.

Beyond his directorial achievements, Tristan extends his passion for storytelling into the academic realm, shaping the future generation of creators through hands-on production experiences. A distinguished alumnus of the esteemed Sundance Collab Institute, Tristan has diligently carved out a niche for himself in the film and television industry. His commitment transcends personal success as he forges meaningful bonds with those under his mentorship.

Tristan's ambition lies in unearthing narratives from the Black-Canadian perspective, instilled with authenticity and profound insight. Through his work, he aspires to foster inclusive communities where BIPOC creatives can flourish, nurtured by challenge and growth, ultimately contributing to a richer artistic landscape.