Recognized internationally as one of Canada’s most sought-after directors, Staub is the recipient of some of the industry’s most prestigious honors, including awards from
D&AD, the New York Film Festival, Clio, and the Cristal Awards, to name a few.
His short film 37 Days has won over 65 international awards, including the Grand Prix at the Cristal Awards and four Cannes Lions.
His work, both as a director and accomplished photographer, is regularly featured in leading industry publications, which describe him as one of the defining creative voices of
his generation.
Excelling at the helm of large-scale, high-pressure productions, Staub is a visual storyteller known for his ability to transform and elevate any script into a cinematic experience
that is powerful, emotionally charged, and inspiring.
His mastery of film language, blending mise en scène, performance direction, rhythm, and music, is expressed through a remarkable versatility in tone, genre, and format.
Whether pairing Scarlett Johansson’s voice with moving footage of war orphans or capturing the playful energy of spectacular scenes, Staub delivers bold, visually
unforgettable, and narratively compelling work.
He has collaborated with some of the world’s leading brands, including Mazda, Pantene, Fujitsu, Air Canada, and Home Depot.
Committed to making a difference, he is proud to give back to his community by mentoring emerging filmmakers and creating films with humanitarian or environmental
messages. He has directed award-winning, high-end campaigns for Doctors Without Borders, Centraide, and Humanity & Inclusion.
Throughout his career, Staub has trained and supported countless artists, founding studios and production companies he refers to as creative spheres.
Now represented by renowned production companies around the world, Olivier has built strong relationships with agencies and clients across Asia, Oceania, Europe, the
Middle East, and the Americas.