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Amanda Arcuri

Amanda Arcuri, actress,
Amanda Arcuri at the 2017 Canadian Screen Awards © 2017 Ralph Lucas.

B: in Toronto, Ontario

Amanda Arcuri played the role of Lola Pacini on 20 episodes of Degrassi: The Next Generation and 37 episodes of Degrassi: Next Class. She is pictured at the 2017 Canadian Screen Awards.

Features & TV Movies:
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Degrassi: Don’t Look Back (TV-2015)
Grayscale (2015, short)
Every Day (2018)
Do Not Reply (2019)

Fingernails (2023)

TV Series – Cast:
Degrassi: The Next Generation (2014-2015)
Degrassi: Next Glass (2016-2017)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
Degrassi: Minis (2015)
Degrassi TV (2015)
Played (2017)
Good Witch (2018)
Ransom (2018)
Hudson & Rex (2019, 2021, 2022)
Party of Five (2020)
Star Trek: Discovery (2021)

Aidan Moreno

Aidan Moreno, actor,

B: June 2, 1988 in London, England

Aidan Moreno was born and raised in the United Kingdom and attended university in his native city London, where he graduated with a Degree in English Literature and Dramatic Arts. A permanent resident of Canada, Moreno has also lived in the UK and Spain and has performed in Spanish as well as English. He plays the role of Rick Adderly on the CBC series Heartland.

Features & TV Movies:
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Northern Lights (2015, short)
Punctual Condolence (2015, short)
Mercy (2015, short)
(Short) (2015, short)
Heat (2015, short)
Rondo (2015, short)
Boy Super (2015, short)
I, Pedophile (TV-2016)
The Loyalist (2016, short)
Altercation (2016, short)
The Seedy Garden (2016, short)
The Movie (2016, short)
Dread (2016, short)
Collide (2016, short)
IIII (2016, short)
Dinner for Three (2016, short)
Ergo Sum (2016, short)
True Thought (2016, short)
Justice for MLK: The Hunt for James Earl Ray (TV-2016)
Lie to Layla (2017)
Dead Leaves on Dirty Ground (2017, short)
Crimson Sands (2017)
The Lone Peddler (2017)
Fool Me Once (2018, short)
Before We Fall (2018)
Stand! (2019)

Let Him Go (2020)
The First Encounter (2020)

TV Series – Cast:
21 Division (2016)
Heartland (2021-)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
Gran Hotel (2013)
Covert Affairs (2014)
Motives & Murders: Cracking the Case (2014)
Bajo sospecha (2015)
Sin identidad (2015)
Thorns of Tenderness (2016)
The Spectre (2016)
The Strain (2017)
Supernatural (2017)
Jann (2019)
Blood & treasure (2019)
Murdoch Mysteries (2019)

Stand! movie poster,

Kiana Madeira

Kiana Madeira, actress,

B: November 4, 1992 in Toronto, Ontario

Kiana Madeira was born in Toronto but grew up in Mississauga, Ontario, just west of Toronto. While the work is the same, most of Madeirz’s work was for the small screen until 2018 when she made her feature film debut in Level 16 and followed that up with a role in the highly popular Giant Little Ones. She played the role of Moe Traux in the series Trinkets.

Features & TV Movies:
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Harriet the Spy: Blog Wars (TV-2010)
Salem Falls (TV-2011)
The Junction (2013, short)
One Christmas Eve (TV-2014)
Bad Hair Day (TV-2015)
Bruno & Boots: Go Jump in the Pool (TV-2016)
The Swap (TV-2016)
The Night Before Halloween (TV-2016)
Bruno & Boots: This Can’t Be Happening at Macdonald Hall (TV-2017)
Bruno & Boots: The Wizzle War (TV-2017)
Neverknock (TV-2017)
Level 16 (2018)
Baby Blue (2018, short)
Giant Little Ones (2018)
She Never Died (2019)

Fear Street: Part One – 1994 (2021)
Fear Street: Part Two – 1978 (2021)
Fear Street: Part Three – 1666 (2021)
After We Fell (2021)
After Ever Happy (2022)
Brother (2022)
Perfect Addiction (2023)
After Everything (2023)

TV Series – Cast:
Really Me (2011-2013)
Sacred Lies (2018)
Trinkets (2019-2020)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
Little Mosque on the Prairie (2007)

My Babysitter’s a Vampire 2012)
The Other Kingdom (2016)
Conviction (2016)
Dark Matter (2017)
Batrbelle (2017)
Wynonna Earp (2017)
Taken (2018)
Yo Fam! (2018)
The Flash (2018)
Coroner

    (2019)

Giant Little Ones, movie, poster,

Drake

Drake, actor, singer,

B: October 24, 1986 in Toronto, Ontario

Renowned Canadian singer-composer Drake began life as Aubrey Drake Graham. His acting career began in 2001 with an appearance on an episode of the series Blue Murder. He is best known for his role as Jimmy Brooks on more than 140 episodes of Degrassi: The Next Generation. Most of his credits are for his (hopefully) endless stream of hit music videos. We only list his acting credits where he usually shows up in the credits as Aubrey Graham.

Also see: Drake and Other Canadian Ambassadors.

Features & TV Movies:
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Conviction (2002)
Jew June Lives (2004, short)
Jay and Silent Bob Do Degrassi (VR-2005)
Charlie Bartlett (2007)

Ice Age: Continental Drift (voice, 2012)
My Name Is Syn (2012, short)
Grimey (2012, short)
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (2013)

TV Series – Cast:
Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001-2009)
Degrassi: Minis (2005-2007)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
Blue Murder (2001)
Soul Food (2002)
Best Friend’s Date (2005)
The Border (2008)
Sophie (2009)
Being Erica 2009)

The Egos (2018)
Dave (2023)

Karelle Tremblay

Karelle Tremblay, actress,

Karelle Tremblay costars in the 2018 Sebastien Pilote film La disparition des lucioles which was named the Best Canadian Film at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival. She was part of the 2015 TIFF Rising Stars program. Her career began own the small screen when she played the role of Catherine in the childrens series Le Club des doigts croisés (or CDDC).




Features & TV Movies:
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Amsterdam (2013)
Corbo (2014)
Les êtres chers (2015)
King Dave (2016)
C’est le coeur qui meurt en dernier (2017)
La disparition des lucioles (2018)

Tu Te Souviendras De Moi (2020)
Flashwood (2020)
Death of a Ladies’ Man (2020)
Simple comme Sylvain (2023)

TV Series – Cast:
Le Club des doigts (2009-2011)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
19-2 (2013)
Jérémie (2015)

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Tu Te Souviendras De Moi, movie, poster,

Death of a Ladies Man, movie, poster,

Simple comme Sylvain, The Nature of Love, movie, poster,

Finn Wolfhard

Finn Wolfhard, actor,
Finn Wolfhard in a publicity still for Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Courtesy of Sony Pictures Releasing.

B: December 23, 2002 in Vancouver, British Columbia

Finn Wolfhard is pictured as Trevor in the 2021 Sony Pictures Releasing feature Ghostbusters: Afterlife. He is best known for his starring role as Mike Wheeler in the hit Netflix series Stranger Things. He made his feature film debut in 2017 playing Richie Tozier in the film adaptation of Stephen King’s It. He has appeared in a number of music videos with various bands he performs with including Hey Ocean!, Facts Band, PUP, Calpurnia and The Aubreys.

Also see: TIFF #48 – Day 10.

Features & TV Movies:
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Aftermath (2013, short)
Spendtime Palace: Sonora (VR-2017, short)
It (2017)
Ninja Sex Party: Danny Don’t You Know (VR-2018, short)
Dog Days (2018)
Howard Lovecraft and the Kingdom of Madness (Voice, VR-2018)
Weezer: Take On Me (VR-2019, short)
It: Chapter Two (2019)
The Goldfinch (2019)
Mike Tompkins: The Addams Family (VR-2019, short)
The Addams Family (Voice, 2019)

The Turning (2020)
Omniboat: A Fast Boat Fantasia (2020)
Carmen Sandiego: To Steal or Not to Steal (Voice, 2020, short)
Rules for Werewolves (2020, short)
How It Ends (2021)
Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021)
Pinocchio (Voice, 2022)
When You Finish Saving the World (2022)
Hell of a Summer (2023)

TV Series – Cast:
Stranger Things (2016-)
Carmen Sandiego (Voice, 2019-)
Home Movie: The Princess Bride (2020, mini-series)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
The 100 (2014)
Supernatural (2015)
Young Math Legends (2018)

JJ Villard’s Fairy Tales (Voice, 2020)
Duncanville (Voice, 2021)

Credits as a Director:
Hell of a Summer (2023)

Credits as a Screenwriter:
Hell of a Summer (2023)

Ghostbusters: Afterlife, movie, poster,

Hell of a Summer, movie, poster,

Patrick J. Adams

Patrick J. Adams, actor,

B: August 27, 1981 in Toronto, Ontario

Patrick Johannes Adams moved from Toronto to Los Angeles at age 19, where he attended the University of Southern California, earning a BFA. Known for playing the role of Mike Ross in 108 episodes of the shot-in-Toronto hit drama series Suits, both he and costar Meghan Markle, now the Duchess of Sussex, quit the series at the end of its seventh season.

Features & TV Movies:
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For the Record (VR-2001, short)
Old School (2003)
Façade (2005)
Close to Home (TV-2005)
Christmas in Boston (TV-2005)
Orpheus (TV-2006)
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007)
The Butcher’s Daughter (2008, short)
Extreme Movie (voice, 2008)
Good Behavior (TV-2008)
3 Days Gone (VR-2008)
Weather Girl (2009)
Rage (2009)
2:13 (2009)
The Waterhole (2009)
The Dealership (TV-2009)

Dead in the Room (2011, short)
6 Month Rule (2011)
The Come Up (2012, short)
Pa-gents with Chris Pine (2014, short)
Ruthless (2015, short)
Car Dogs (2016)
Room for Rent (2017)
We Are Here (2018, short)
Clara (2018)

The Swearing Jar (2022)
He Went THat Way (2023)

TV Series – Cast:
Suits (2011-2018)
Rosemary’s Baby (2014, mini-series)
Pillow Talk (2017)
America 2.0 (2018, mini-series)

The Right Stuff (2020)
Pandemica (2021, mini-series)
Plan B (2023)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
Jack & Bobby (2004)
Cold Case (2004)
Strong Medicine (2004)
Close to Home (2005)
Numb3rs (2006)
Friday Night Lights (2006, 2007)
Without a Trace (2007)
Lost (2007)
Heartland (2007)
NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service (2008)
Ghost Whisperer (2009)
Cupid (2009)
Lie to Me (2009)
Raising the Bar (2009)

Flashforward (2010)
Pretty Little Liars (2010)
Luck (2012)
Orphan Black (2014, 2015)
Legends of Tomorrow (2016)
Sneaky Pete (2019)

Clara, movie, poster,

The Swearing Jar, movie, poster,

Megan Wennberg

Megan Wennberg, photo, Hot Docs,
Photo of Megan Wennberg courtesy of Hot Docs.

B: in Nova Scotia

Megan Wennberg holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Bachelor of Journalism. She is a writer, director and story editor working in both documentary and scripted film and television, and in the beginning, filmmaking wasn’t part of the plan. However, when she made a short documentary at journalism school in Halifax, she fell in love with the process. As a filmmaker, she is drawn to unique characters and points of view. Her first feature documentary, Drag Kids, premiered at the 2019 Hot Docs International Documentary Film Festival and went on to screen at numerous festivals around the world. It was named Best Canadian Feature at the Inside Out Festivals in Toronto and Ottawa, Best Canadian Feature at the Atlantic Film Festival, Best Documentary for Youth at the Bergen International Film Festival as well as at the Rotterdam International Film Festival, NewFest New York’s LGBTQ Film Festival and Québec’s RIDM where it was selected to be the closing night film. Her film The Killing of Phillip Boudreau won the Screen Nova Scotia Award for Best Documentary in 2021, and Wennberg won WIFT-AT’s Award for Best Director. Her 2023 documentary Unsyncable, which premiered at Hot Docs, follows six senior artistic swimmers (aged 63 – 82) preparing for the U.S. Masters Artistic Swimming Championships, formerly called synchronized swimming. We list her credits as a Director first.

Also see: Unsyncable – Coming Soon.

Features & TV Movies:
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Bernard the Magician (2010, short)
Shadows and Sunshine (2011, documentary, short)
Flush (2011, short)
Spin the Barrel (2013, short)
Ghost Towns (TV-2015, documentary, Maritime Vignettes)
First Weekend (2016, short, Reel East Coast)
Hopeless Romantic (2018)
Drag Kids (2019, documentary)

The Killing of Phillip Boudreau (2020)
Unsyncable (2023, documentary)

TV Series:
Canadian Comedy Shorts (2010, 1 episode)

Credits as a Screenwriter:
Bernard the Magician (2010, short)
Shadows and Sunshine (2011, documentary, short)
Flush (2011, short)
Rishi’s World (2012, short)
Spin the Barrel (2013, short)
Ghost Towns (TV-2015, documentary, Maritime Vignettes)
Hopeless Romantic (2018)
Drag Kids (2019, documentary)

The Killing of Phillip Boudreau (2020)
Unsyncable (2023, documentary)

TV Series:
Canadian Comedy Shorts (2010, 1 episode)

Credits as a Producer:
Watchmaker (2008, short)
Shadows and Sunshine (2011, documentary, short)
Flush (2011, short)
Spin the Barrel (2013, short)
First Weekend (2016, short, Reel East Coast)

Unsyncable, movie, documentary, poster,

Laurie Fortin-Babin

Laurie Fortin-Babin, actress,

Features & TV Movies:
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Mémoires Vives (2016)
La petite fille qui aimait trop les allumettes (2017)
Les chambres rouge (2023)

TV Series – Cast:
Zooville (host, 2008-2010)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
Tactik (2012)
En thérapie (2012)
30 vies (2013)
L’échappée (2016)
Olivier (2017)

Les chambre rouges, movie, poster,

Randal Edwards

Randal Edwards, actor,

B: July 18, 1981 in Calgary, Alberta

Randal Edwards got his start at a very young age. He took formal theater training in New York City, initially participating in several workshops and seminars at the renowned HB Studio. He made his screen debut in 2004, when he played a small role in the independent drama film Eighteen. His first regular television role came in 2007 when he joined the cast of the teen series The Best Years playing the role of Noah Jensen in 21 episodes between 2007 and 2009.

Features & TV Movies:
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Eighteen (2005)
The Myth of the Individual (2005)
Odysseus & the Isle of Mists (2008)
The Ex-Convict’s Guide to Surviving House Arrest (2008, short)

Christmas Miracle (2012)
The Good Witch’s Wonder (TV-2014)
Room (2015)
My Ex-Ex (2015)
Let’s Rap (2015)
Love’s Complicated (TV-2016)
Perfect Christmas (TV-2016)
John Lives Again (2017)
Entanglement (2017)
A Swingers Weekend (2017)

TV Series – Cast:
The Best Years (2007-2009)

Papillon (2011)
Package Deal (2013-2014)

TV Series – Guest appearances:

The 4400 (2006)
Eureka (2006)
Supernatural (2006)
Smallville (2006, 2007)
Psych (2007)
Kyle XY (2009)

The Ex-Convict’s Guide (2010)
Lost Girl (2010)
Fringe (2011)
Being Erica (2011)
The Killing (2011, 2012)
Murdoch Mysteries (2011, 2015, 2023)
The Firm (2012)
Little Mosque on the Prairie (2012)
Fairly Legal (2012)
Degrassi: The Next Generation (2012, 2013)
Saving Hope (2014)
Rookie Blue (2015)
The Art of More (2016)
Good Witch (2016, 2017, 2018)
Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments (2018)
Black-ish (2019)

Just Add Magic: Mystery City (2020)
Frankie Drake Mysteries (2021)
Nurses (2021)

A Swingers Weekend, poster, movie,

Carly Stone

Carly Stone, director, screenwriter,
Image courtesy of Elevation Pictures.

Carly Ann Stone is a Toronto based writer and director and graduate from The American Film Institute. Her work has screened at festivals worldwide including AFI Fest, Rome International, Cambridge International, Marfa Film Festival, Miami International, and TIFF. She is currently a writer on CBC’s comedy, Kim’s Convenience. We list her credits as a screenwriter first.

Features & TV Movies:
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Tracks (co-writer, 2015, short)
Girl Woman (2016, short)
The New Romantic (2018)

TV Series – at least 1 episode of:
Kim’s Convenience (2017-)

Credits as a Director:
Girl Woman (2016, short)
The New Romantic (2018)
NKPC: New Kid Placement Committee (2018, short)

North of Normal (2023)

The New Romantic, movie, poster,

North of Normal, movie, poster,

Veena Sud

Veena Sud, director, producer,

B: June 25, 1967 in Toronto, Ontario

Veena Sud is a writer, director, and producer best known for developing the television series The Killing. Born in Toronto, Sud grew up near Cincinnati, Ohio. She attended Barnard College, graduating in 1989. After several years working as a journalist, she enrolled at New York University’s film school when she was 28 and received a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Film and Television program at NYU. We list her credits as a Director first.

Features & TV Movies:
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Stretchmarks (1996, documentary)

One Night (2000, short)

The Salton Sea (2016)
The Lie (aka Between Earth and Sky, 2018)

TV Series:
I Stop Writing the Poem (2000)
The Real World (2001)
Sorority Life (2002)
The Killing (2012)

The Stranger (2020, 13 episodes)

Credits as a Screenwriter:
Stretchmarks (1996, documentary)

One Night (2000, short)

The Salton Sea (2016)
The Lie (aka Between Earth and Sky, 2018)

TV Series:
Cold Case (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007)

The Killing (2011-2014)
Seven Seconds (2018)

The Stranger (2020, 13 episodes)

Credits as a Producer:
The Salton Sea (2016)

TV Series:
Cold Case (2005-2008, 62 episodes)

The Killing (2011-2014, 44 episodes)
Seven Seconds (2018, 10 episodes)

The Stranger (Executive Producer, 2020, 1 episode)

The Salton Sea, movie, poster,

Pascal Plante

Pascal Plante, film director,

Pascal PLante co-founded the production company Nemesis Films following his graduation from Concordia University’s Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema. He directed numerous short films and made his first narrative feature, a punk romance entitled Les faux tatouages (Fake Tattoos), which competed in the Generation 14plus section of the 2018 Berlinale. His second feature film, shot in Montreal in 2019, Nadia, Butterfly was an official selection at the 2020 Cannes film Festival. An official selection of the Karlovy-Vary International Film Festival in 2023, Les chambres rouges (Red Rooms), his third narrative feature, was selected to open Montreal’s 2023 Fantasia Film Festival in July 2023. He considers himself like a cinephile that became a narrative filmmaker with documentarian tendencies. We list Pascal Plante’s credits as a Director first.

Features & TV Movies:
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La fleur de l’âge (2011, short)
Je suis un château de sable qui attend la mer (2011, short)
Baby Blues (2012, short)
La génération porn (2014, documentary)
Drum de marde! (2015, short)
Blue-Eyed Blonde (2015, short)
Nonna (2016, short)
Les faux tatouages (2017)
Blast Beat (2018, short)
Liana: RedLight (VR-2019, short)

Nadia, Butterfly (2020)
Les chambres rouge (2023)

TV Series:
Mensonges, la websérie (2016, 5 episodes)

Credits as a Screenwriter:
La fleur de l’âge (2011, short)
Je suis un château de sable qui attend la mer (2011, short)
Baby Blues (2012, short)
La génération porn (2014, documentary)
Drum de marde! (2015, short)
Blue-Eyed Blonde (2015, short)
Nonna (2016, short)
Les faux tatouages (2017)
Blast Beat (2018, short)

Nadia, Butterfly (2020)
Les chambres rouge (2023)

Credits as a Producer:
La fleur de l’âge (2011, short)
Je suis un château de sable qui attend la mer (2011, short)
Baby Blues (2012, short)
Les Jaunes (2014)
La génération porn (2014, documentary)
Drum de marde! (2015, short)

TV Series:
Les Jaunes (2013, 10 episodes)

Les chambre rouges, movie, poster,

Eli Goree

Eli Goree, actor, black Canadian actors,

B: May 26, 1994 in Halifax, Nova Scotia

Eli Goree earned a degree in Film and Television acting from the Canadian Film Centre in Toronto. He played the role of Dave Albritton in the film Race, which was about Jesse Owens life leading up to the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin. Goree plays the role of Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali in the 2020 feature One Night in Miami, based on the play by first-time playwright Kemp Powers, which was first performed in 2013. The movie marked the directorial debut of actress Regina King.

Features & TV Movies:
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Enough (2006, short)
Abducted: The Carlina White Story (TV-2012)
Far from Home (TV-2014)
Godzilla (2014)
Christmas Truce (TV-2015)
Toni Braxton: Unbreak My Heart (TV-2016)
Race (2016)

One Night in Miami (2020)
The Guilty (2021)

TV Series – Cast:
‘Da Kink in My Hair (2009)
Eve of Destruction (2013, mini-series)
Dead of Summer (2016)
Riverdale (2018-2020)
Pearson (2019)
The Peripheral (2022)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
Soul (2009)
Pure Pwnage (2010)
Supernatural (2012)
Emily Owens M.D. (2012, 2013)
Motive (2013)
The 100 (2014, 2017)
Heartbeat (2016)
Legends of Tomorrow (2016)
Glow (2018)
Ballers (2018)

Race, movie, poster,

Kate Moyer

Kate Moyer, actress,

B: May 2, 2008 in Toronto, Ontario

Kate Moyer played the role of Heather Hobbie 50 episodes of the tween drama series Holly Hobbie between 2018 and 2022. She trained in dance at the Theatre Dance Academy in Oshawa, Ontario.

Features & TV Movies:
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It (2017)
Our House (2018)
A Christmas in Tennessee (TV-2018)
Dotage (2019, short)
Buffaloed (2019)

Children of the Corn (2020)
Delia’s Gone (2022)

TV Series – Cast:
Holly Hobbie (2018-2022)
When Hope Calls (2019)
Station Eleven (2021-2022)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
Circuit Breakers (2022)

Michelle Morgan

Michelle Morgan, actress,
Michelle Morgan at the 2023 Canadian Screen Awards
© 2023 Ralph Lucas.

B: July 16, 1981 in Calgary, Alberta

Michelle Morgan is an actress, producer, director and writer. She is one of six children from a Chilean-Canadian family and is best known for playing the prodigal daughter, Lou Fleming, on the hit CBC series, Heartland. Born in Calgary, she grew up in Toronto and Vancouver. She studied Theatre and Classical Literature at the University of Toronto. In 2018, she started her own production company, Medano Films. Her debut film as a director, Mi Madre, My Father, was given the Best Female Director award at the Vancouver Short Film Festival and the Filmakers Award the the Lakeshorts Film Festival in 2019. We list her credits as an actor first.

Company website: Medano Films.

Features & TV Movies:
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Road Rage (TV-1999)

Fire Serpent (TV-2007)
Diary of the Dead (2007)
Confessions of a Porn Addict (2008)

A Heartland Christmas (TV-2010)
Dominant Gene (2011
The Imposters (2011, short)
Palki (2016)
The Rooftop Christmas Tree (TV-2016)
While You Were Dating (TV-2017)
Ice Blue (2017)
A Very Country Christmas (TV-2017)
Mi Madre, My Father (2019, short)
Deep Space (2018)
Save Yourself (2019, short)

Sugar Daddy (2020)
A New Year’s Resolution (TV-2021)

TV Series – Cast:
Die Patriarchin (2005, mini-series)
Heartland (2007-)

Bunny Hug (2010, mini-series)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
Final 24 (2006)
Across the River to Motor City (2007)
Stargate Atlantis (2008)
The L Word (2008)

Package Deal (2013)
Supernatural (2015)
The Good Doctor (2018)
Batwoman (2019, 2020)

Web Series:
Deep Six (2018, 6 episodes)
Hudson (2019, 4 episodes)

Credits as a Director:
Mi Madre, My Father (2019, short)
Hudson (2019, Web Series, 3 episodes)
Save Yourself (2019, short)

Credits as a Screenwriter:
Mi Madre, My Father (2019, short)

Credits as a Producer:
The Imposters (Executive Producer, 2011, short)
Palki (Associate Producer, 2016)
Mi Madre, My Father (2019, short)
Save Yourself (2019, short)

Sarah McVie

Sarah McVie, actress,
Sarah McVie at the 2023 Canadian Screen Awards
© Ralph Lucas.

B: in Ottawa, Ontario

Sarah McVie is a graduate of Canterbury Arts High School in Ottawa and George Brown Theatre School in Toronto and began her professional career performing for five seasons at the Stratford Festival of Canada where her roles included: Cordelia in King Lear opposite Christopher Plummer, The Bawd in Pericles, Lady MacDuff in Macbeth, and Marianna in All’s Well that End’s Well. McVie was also a member of the 2001 Stratford Conservatory for Classical Theatre Training and was the recipient with the John Hirsh Award for Most Promising Young Actor. She played numerous leading roles over a ten year period in productions at The Great Canadian Theatre Company in Ottawa including the premier of George F. Walker’s The Burden of Self Awareness and the sold-out run of The Public Servant, a play McVie co-created with Jennifer Brewin, Haley McGee and Amy Rutherford. The Public Servant was developed by Common Boots Theatre (formally Theatre Columbus) and co-produced by Nightwood Theatre for a sold-out Toronto run at the Canadian Stage Company’s Berkeley Street Theatre in March 2016.

Official website: www.sarahmcvie.com

Features & TV Movies:
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The Perfect Teacher (TV-2010)
The Secret Sex Life of a Single Mom (TV-2014)
Guilty at 17 (TV-2014)
You Killed My Mother (TV-2017)

TV Series – Cast:
The Best Laid Plans (2014, mini-series)
Workin’ Moms (2017-)
Detention ADventures (2020)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
No Easy Days (2018)
The Handmaid’s Tale (2019)

American Gods (2020)

Samantha Win

Samantha Win, actress,

B: March 29, 1991 in Barrie, Ontario

Samantha Win is both a stunt performer, screenwriter, producer and actor. She often appears in the credits as Samantha Jo. We list her credits as an actor.

Features & TV Movies:
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Man of Steel (2013)
Warrior (TV-2015)
Jia (2015, short)
Wonder Woman (2017)
Snow Steam Iron (2017, short)
Justice League (2017)

Silent Night (2020, short)
Disobedience (2020, short)
Committed (2020, short)
Circle of Stone (2020, short)
Zack Snyder’s Justice League (2021)
Army of the Dead (2021)
Unwelcome (2021, short)
Loss Prevention (2022, short)

TV Series: Guest appearances:
Mortal Combat (2011, 2013)
Agent X (2015)
Lethal Weapon (2017)
Arrow (2019)

Credits as a Screenwriter:
Committed (2020, short)
Unwelcome (2021, short)

Credits as a Producer:
Silent Night (2020, short)
Disobedience (2020, short)
Committed (Executive Producer, 2020, short)
Unwelcome (2021, short)

Spencer Borgeson

Spencer Borgeson, actor,

B: March 29, 1994 in White Rock, British Columbia

Spencer Borgeson played the role of Osvaldo Trujillo Blanco, one of the children of the titular Cocaine Godmother: The Griselda Blanco Story. Griselda Blanco was played by Catherine Zeta-Jones in the made-for-TV movie for the Lifetime network. He is also a noted photographer.

Photography website.

Features & TV Movies:
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Cocaine Godmother: The Griselda Blanco Story (TV-2017)
Milk Chug (2017, short)
The Sweetest Heart (TV-2018)

You’re Bacon Me Crazy (TV-2020)
2 Hearts (2020)
Modeled with Love (TV-2023)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
Supernatural (2020)
Supergirl (2021)

Hunter Dillon

Hunter Dillon, actor,

B: in Vancouver, British Columbia

Hunter Dillon made his onscreen debut as Young Sam in the series Supernatural. He plays Tyler Flaherty on the 10-episode contemporary tween drama series Holly Hobbie which is based on the American Greetings character first introduced in 1967. The series will begin airing in the fall of 2018.

Features & TV Movies:
VR indicates Direct-to-Video Release

Happy Face Killer (TV-2014)
Windfall (2016, short)
Extra-Ordinary Amy (2018, short)
To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018)
Deadpool 2 (2018)
The Review (2018, short)

No Internet (2020, short)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid (voice, 2021)
Riceboy Sleeps (2022)
Golden Delicious (2022)
Rodrick Blues (voice, 2022)

TV Series – Cast:
The Exorcist (2017)
Holly Hobbie (2018)

TV Series – Guest appearances:
Supernatural (2013)
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (2014)
Wayward Pines (2016)
Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency (2017)
Gabby Duran & the Unsittables (2020)
Two Sentence Horror Stories (2021)
Family Law (2021)

Riceboy Sleeps, movie, poster,

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