Beverly Moore our new – Executive Director is a Black female visionary leader, financial strategist, and media arts producer with over 20 years of experience in arts, entertainment, and digital content. Since becoming Executive Director of Trinity Square Video (TSV) in 2024, she has leveraged her expertise to expand TSV’s role as a hub for media artists. Founder of M33/KODA Media Group, a digital agency which produced content and marketing strategies for major brands such as BMO, Air Canada, and Shoppers Drug Mart. Her background in bridging commercial and independent artistic practices now informs TSV’s digital storytelling, video production, and audience engagement strategies. Beverly’s passion for the arts began at the University of Toronto, where she studied Fine Arts Administration, minored in music, and mastered Flamenco and Classical guitar (Conservatory of Music level Grade 13).   As VP Finance of University of Toronto SCSC she founded Cultural Mosaic, an annual event celebrating diverse artistic voices, now in its 33rd year. She has held leadership roles in film and television, serving as a production accountant for Breakthrough Entertainment and RAJE Productions, and as CFO of FEVA TV, a network highlighting African and Caribbean culture. She also co-founded More Music Management Ltd., supporting artists in sound recording, touring, and merchandising.  

Maurice Laurin is a multidisciplinary artist and producer working across music, film, and digital media. With more than two decades of creative experience, he brings an artist’s perspective to his role as Operations Manager at Trinity Square Video, where he supports artists in accessing tools and resources for media production. His career spans A&R, artist management, and independent production, with contributions to multiple Juno-nominated projects and collaborations with award-winning talent. Most recently, Maurice composed the immersive soundscape for The Search for the Black Madonna and Green Tara: Winsom Winsom & Tara Darrall exhibition at the Art Gallery of Mississauga, reflecting his ongoing exploration of sound and storytelling. Guided by curiosity and collaboration, his practice connects technology, community engagement, and creative experimentation, embodying a commitment to supporting and amplifying artistic voices within Canada’s evolving media arts landscape.

Richard “Richniques” Dixon is a seasoned arts and entertainment professional with 25 years of experience in sound coordination, event production management, and marketing. Rooted in a deep appreciation for artistic expression, he has built a career at the intersection of music, culture, and community. Inspired by early activism alongside his godmother, Rose Styron, for Amnesty International, Richard developed a passion for social causes that continues to influence his work. A dedicated champion of Caribbean and Black culture, he draws from his Jamaican roots to curate vibrant artistic experiences. Deeply connected to vinyl, DJ, and street art culture, he celebrates the power of music, dance, graffiti, and visual art. Renowned for crafting immersive environments and offering expert guidance on creative projects, Richard continues to bridge the worlds of entertainment and advocacy, ensuring that art remains a force for cultural expression and social impact.

Jelan Maxwell is a freelance Director of Photography (DOP) with a diverse skill set in cinematography, film editing, and quality control. He has extensive experience working on dramatic and documentary projects, while also specializing in Digital Cinema Packages (DCP) creation. His expertise in ensuring top-tier quality control throughout post-production enhances his ability to deliver exceptional visual storytelling. Jelan’s hands-on experience in both shooting and editing positions him as a versatile professional in the film industry.