Blaine broke into the movie and TV industry in Alberta in 2002 on his first show “Lies My Mother Told Me”. He already had many years of experience as a carpenter and landscaper, so a friend put him in touch with the union hall and he was able to begin almost immediately. Blaine has always had a different sort of style when it comes to building, primarily using Diamond Willow branches and Saskatoon Bush wood. Where others see branches and twigs, Blaine sees structures and shapes – giving his work a naturalistic and entirely unique quality. “I build outside the box, I don’t follow a plan – I build it out of the air,” says Blaine. Film has given him the setting to put these uncommon talents to good use, with a lot of his work on display in many projects shot in Alberta.