Karen Walton, a renowned Toronto-based screen and television writer-executive producer, is the creative force behind the acclaimed indie horror film, Ginger Snaps, released in 2000.
With a diverse range of credits to her name, Walton has made significant contributions to various television shows, including Orphan Black, for which she wrote episodes in Seasons I and II. Her work on Queer As Folk, Season II, for the USA network, further showcases her versatility as a writer.
In addition to her work on television, Walton has also written episodes for other popular shows, such as Flashpoint and The Listener. Her impressive portfolio is a testament to her skill and dedication as a screenwriter.
Walton's educational background is equally impressive, having graduated from the Canadian Film Centre's esteemed film writing programs. She also holds an Honours Degree in Drama from the University of Alberta.
In recognition of her outstanding body of work as a screenwriter, Walton received the prestigious Margaret Collier Special Canadian Academy Award in 2016. This esteemed honor is a testament to her enduring impact on the world of film and television.
