Meet the Team
Hi/Lo Entertainment is a team of entertainment industry professionals with over sixty years of collective experience in development, production, finance, legal, post production and delivery. We lift projects from concept ideation to the final quality check, maintaining a white-glove experience at every stage to ensure the best possible product.
Clinton Brown
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Clinton is an entertainment attorney with over 17 years’ experience that includes everything from live events, international tours and festivals to television specials, series, movies and feature films. Clinton offers in-house coverage of all business and legal elements required for development, production, post-production and legal delivery of all projects, including chain-of-title, talent, corporate structures, banking and finance, tax credits, insurance, copyright, labour and employment matters.
Ryan Greig
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Ryan’s interest in film started in university where he studied film theory and criticism. He parlayed that passion into a wide-ranging career in physical production, spanning four continents and working with the industry’s premier studios including NBC/Universal, Disney and HBO. Thanks to his experience working with a completion guarantor, Ryan brings a strong working knowledge of financing structures and strategies as well as production planning and execution to each and every project. When not producing, Ryan spends all of his free time pursuing his second passion in the kitchen.
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Valerie brings over 20 years of post-production experience to the team. She has worked in sound finishing, post admin and facility management, and overseen post and delivery for a completion guarantor. Valerie has managed delivery to every major studio and distributor including Netflix, Apple TV+, A24, eOne and Focus Features and many more. She believes that collaboration is an essential part of every project and has strong relationships with the best post talent across Canada. When not working, Valerie is an active member of her community and can usually be found popping the corn for the movie nights at her kids’ school.