Nancy is a renowned and accomplished producer, writer, and director, boasting an impressive array of over sixty national and international accolades for her work in the film and television industries.
Her extensive body of work comprises approximately 450 hours of television programming and seven feature films, including the Emmy-winning HBO production "Age Old Friends" starring Hume Cronyn, "Heaven on Earth", a winner of the Houston and Columbus Gold Awards, "For Angela", a powerful film addressing racism that received Canada's highest honor, "Tramp At The Door", released by Disney and a Gold Medal winner in the New York, San Francisco, Houston, Chicago, and Columbus Film Festivals, and "Red Shoes", a winner of the Columbus Gold, Chicago Gold, and short-listed for the Oscars.
In addition to her work in film and television, Nancy has also made significant contributions to the family entertainment genre, boasting a range of award-winning credits including "Fred Penner's Place", "Wimzie's House", "Tipi Tales", and "Toy Castle", which are currently airing on over 60 PBS stations and have won two Gold Parent's Choice Awards, surpassing even the Harry Potter series as one of the most powerful educational tools for children.
As a respected Media Consultant, Nancy has provided guidance and expertise to major corporations such as Endemol in South Africa, a multi-billion dollar enterprise, as well as prominent Universities, the National Film Board, and the Canadian Broadcasting Company (CBC). Her skills in staff training, creative development, and strategic planning are in high demand in the US, Canada, and abroad, making her a highly sought-after professional in her field.
