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About Romantic Child Studios

Romantic Child Studios is a creative HUB for independent filmmakers. Our team focuses on the writing, production and distribution of our own films, documentaries, music videos and short films. Our production tier seeks to reintroduce a higher aesthetic value to our films. Not only that but we believe it’s time to push the boundaries of the human imagination and force the entertainment industry into a creative renaissance with its primary focus to re-analyze its relationship with audiences and offer material that is unique, inspiring and intelligent.

We are currently working on our first independent feature film.

About Sterling Pache

Sterling has been working as a filmmaker for the last 10 years. He’s worked on numerous short films, documentaries, music videos and feature films, including his own debut feature entitled Lullaby for a Lunatic (to be released in 2011).

Sterling has collaborated with an organization in NYC called Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem (NDS). Sterling Designed the film curriculum for the STATE program (Students Taking Action Towards Empowerment). STATE is a comprehensive youth leadership development program whose goal is preventing youth incarceration and negative interactions with the police and criminal justice system. Sterling teaches students video advocacy with an outcomes based approach. Students are asked to create music videos and documentaries tackling social topics while at the same time learning to study media in a both a creative and critical way.

Sterling graduated with Honors from the Fashion Management program from George Brown College in Toronto. He then moved around South American working on various documenatry projects before settling into Vancouver where Sterling has taken courses at Praxis Center for Screenwriters at Simon Fraser University and directing & cinematography courses at Langara College as well as photography courses from Emily Carr Art Institute. He also stays up to date by attending directing and film theory workshops at Pacific Cinemateque Film Society and Cineworks.