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Did Nicholas de Pencier co-found Reframe Health Lab?
He was one of its three founding collaborators. Mercury Films' Reframe Health page, checked 2026-10-16, says that in 2011 Dr. Mike Evans "teamed up with his longtime friend Nicholas de Pencier as well as illustrator Liisa Sorsa" to create 23½ Hours, the lab's first video. Mercury's bio page for de Pencier says he collaborated with Evans and Sorsa in December 2011 "to direct and produce" it. Reframe Health Lab's own team page, archived 2017-02-12, credited him with producing, directing and photographing the Dr. Mike whiteboard series; that site named only Evans as "Founder".
What else has Nicholas de Pencier made?
According to Mercury Films' bio page (2026-10-16), he produced Manufactured Landscapes, was producer and director of photography on Watermark, co-directed, shot and produced Anthropocene: The Human Epoch with Jennifer Baichwal and Edward Burtynsky, directed Black Code, and was series producer of Summit 72, a four-part CBC series on the 1972 Summit Series. He holds a BA in English and Art History from McGill University.
Has Nicholas de Pencier spoken at TechTO?
No. Reframe Health Lab's managing director Mike Heinrich did, at TechTO HealthTO on 2017-04-06, presenting "Patient Engagement and Leprechauns".
Where is Nicholas de Pencier based, and what is he doing now?
Mercury Films' bio page, checked 2026-10-16, describes him in the present tense as a principal at Mercury Films Inc., the Toronto-based company he co-founded with Jennifer Baichwal, and the Regards Hybrides interview page (2023-01-27) calls him Toronto-based. Mercury's news page says the company made visuals for the Rheostatics' Great Lakes Suite shows in November 2025, and that Dr. Mike Evans released a new whiteboard video in September 2026.