Suzanne has been writing, directing, and producing video and television productions with Carleton Productions for 6 years. During this time, Suzanne has created several award-winning video products including gold and bronze medal winners at the New York Festivals (From Nothing to Something: The Nova Project, and Maclaren Street), Media Commendation Award from the Canadian Association of Humane Societies, and a 1st Place award from the American Correctional Association Film Festival (From Nothing to Something: The Nova Project).

Suzanne’s broadcast documentaries, commercials, Public Service Announcements and television series have appeared on broadcast networks and specialty channels across Canada, including CTV (Farm and Field, The Canadian Farm), APTN Sur Scene (Aboriginal People’s Television Network) and The Green Channel (Farm and Field, The Canadian Farm). Before her time at Carleton, Suzanne was assistant director to Genie Award winning documentary filmmaker Christine Richey.

Suzanne’s diverse production background and creative flair have garnered her recognition from both peers and clients as one of the most dynamic young writer/producer/directors in Ottawa. Suzanne’s projects are well crafted, polished television, and are always produced on time and on budget. Suzanne holds an Honours BFA in Film and Video Production from York University.