Angie got her start in TV as a teenager when she landed a production assistant job on Canadian hit series, The Beachcombers. After high school and college she continued to work in the industry in front and behind camera in a variety of roles. Since then she has written, directed and acted in a number of her own projects. Angie stepped down as Director of Industry Programming at the Whistler Film Festival after working on the on the Industry Programming team for 14 years. She left to pursue perso...
Angie got her start in TV as a teenager when she landed a production assistant job on Canadian hit series, The Beachcombers. After high school and college she continued to work in the industry in front and behind camera in a variety of roles. Since then she has written, directed and acted in a number of her own projects. Angie stepped down as Director of Industry Programming at the Whistler Film Festival after working on the on the Industry Programming team for 14 years. She left to pursue personal Film/TV projects.
She is the recipient of the both the 2018 Women in Film & Television Vancouver's Spotlight Awards (CA) - Leadership in Education Award and the 2018 Whistler Excellence Awards (CA): Champion of Arts and Culture Award.
Angie got her start in TV as a teenager when she landed a production assistant job on Canadian hit series, The Beachcombers. After high school and college she continued to work in the industry in front and behind camera in a variety of roles. Since then she has written, directed and acted in a number of her own projects. Angie stepped down as Director of Industry Programming at the Whistler Film Festival after working on the on the Industry Programming team for 14 years. She left to pursue personal Film/TV projects.
She is the recipient of the both the 2018 Women in Film & Television Vancouver's Spotlight Awards (CA) - Leadership in Education Award and the 2018 Whistler Excellence Awards (CA): Champion of Arts and Culture Award.
