| FILMOGRAPHY | |||
| In Vein | Producer | MacKinlay Media Inc. | |
| • Feature film in development with writer/director James Fanizza.
• Selected for 2019 National Screen Institute of Canada’s Features First Program. • Supported by the Harold Greenberg Fund’s First to Second Draft Program. |
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| Transplant Season One & Two | Supervising Producer | Sphere Media Plus | |
| • 13×1 hour medical drama series for CTV/Bell and NBCUniversal.
• Broadcast spring 2020 on CTV and projected for fall on NBC. |
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| Bad Blood Season One & Two | Associate Producer | Sphere Media Plus & New Metric Media | |
| • 8×1 hour drama limited series.
• Broadcast fall 2018 on City TV/Rogers. • Nominated Best Dramatic Series 2019 Canadian Screen Awards. |
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| Earthling House Huntress | Executive Producer | Sphere Media Plus | |
| • 4×8 minute sci-fi comedy digital series.
• Broadcast March 2018 on CBC Comedy online and via the CBC TV App, “Gem.” • Awarded an IPF Bursary for the 2018 Banff World Media Festival. |
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| 19-2 Ride-Along | Producer | Sphere Media Plus | |
| • 3×2 min cross-platform digital series | Companion piece for television series 19-2.
• Hosted online on Bravo’s official 19-2 website. • Nominated for a 2017 Canadian Screen Award for Best Digital Cross-Platform Project. |
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| Short Films – Various | Producer | 2014-2016 | |
| • Prizes won include “Prodigy Auteur Prize,” Amsterdam Film Festival and “Best
Cinematography,” PLaYR York Region Film Festival. • Full list available on IMDB. |
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| ADDITIONAL WORK | |||
| Women On Screen | Co-Founder, Producer | 2014 – Present | |
| Cofounder of Women On Screen, a non-profit organization committed to increasing the
representation of women in the entertainment industry. Leadership in areas such as: • Creating and leading development incubators for female-identifying screenwriters. • Running female-focused panels, roundtables, networking events and film screenings. • Advocating for the development of female-driven content and fostering women’s careers in the film and television industry. |
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| EDUCATION | |||
| The Central School of Speech and Drama – 2009 | |||
| • Masters of Arts (MA) with Distinction, Acting for Screen | |||
| McMaster University – 2007 | |||
| • Honours Bachelor of Arts (BA), English / Theatre & Film | |||
| • Recipient of the Arch Award, which recognizes recent graduates of McMaster who have made exceptional accomplishments in their lives and careers since graduation | |||
