Angie embarked on a journey in the television industry as a teenager, securing a position as a production assistant on the popular Canadian series, The Beachcombers. Following her high school and college education, she continued to work in the industry, taking on various roles both in front of and behind the camera. Throughout her career, Angie has demonstrated her versatility by writing, directing, and acting in numerous projects, showcasing her multifaceted talents.
As a testament to her dedication and expertise, Angie served as the Director of Industry Programming at the Whistler Film Festival for an impressive 14 years, playing a crucial role in the festival's Industry Programming team. However, after a decade and a half of service, Angie made the decision to step down from her position and focus on her personal film and television projects, allowing her to pursue her creative endeavors with renewed passion and energy.
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She is the distinguished recipient of two prestigious awards in 2018, specifically the Women in Film & Television Vancouver's Spotlight Awards, which honored her with the Leadership in Education Award, and the Whistler Excellence Awards, where she was recognized as the Champion of Arts and Culture Award.
