Bio: Paul graduated from BMC in 2011, has worked as a Senior Biomedical Communications specialist at the Toronto Video Atlas of Surgery (TVASurg) for 8 years, and has been a Certified Medical Illustrator (CMI) since 2015. As a medical illustrator in a small team, Paul’s professional duties range across the 3D production pipeline, photography and videography, graphic design, and project management. Beginning with the production of his Master’s Research Project (MRP), Paul has pursued the habit of time tracking his production hours on most projects he has worked on, both professionally and in personal activities.

Talk: Time is the great equalizer. Every day, each human wakes up with the same number of seconds in the day, to be spent at their discretion. Making the most of those fleeting moments is of paramount importance for all, but this strange phenomena we call time takes on a unique character for the creative professional, through whose work time can seem to bend and stretch in synchrony with one’s mental, and emotional states. In this presentation, Paul will share time management tools and explore how shifting perspective can transform restraint into freedom, and uncover hidden troves of opportunity.

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