Liam Romalis

Liam Romalis got his start as a producer making videos for such eclectic artists as JP Cormier, The St. Lawrence String Quartet, Samba Squad and Frank Leahy. In 2003, he co-founded Riddle Films, a company dedicated to featuring stories and performances from the world of the performing arts and culture. There he has worked with such varied subjects as astronaut Roberta Bondar, urban philosopher Jane Jacobs, dancer and choreographer Danny Grossman and institutions like The Banff Centre, the Royal Conservatory of Music and The McMichael Collection of Canadian Art. His producing credits include the documentary and film installation THE GROUP OF SEVEN GUITARS; THE ROLSTON SESSIONS, featuring ten of the world's greatest string quartets; and the music documentary DREAMING OF A JEWISH CHRISTMAS, nominated for four Canadian Screen Awards and an International Emmy for Arts Programming. Together with 3B Produktion, Romalis recently produced Beethoven's Nine: Ode to Humanity, directed by Larry Weinstein and currently being distributed by Unitel.