Executive Producer and Producer/Director
Maureen Judge
Maureen Judge created and produced the 13-episode documentary series, ‘ Family Secrets ’ which was honoured with a Gold Medal at the Houston International Film Festival. She is the
producer/director of the Genie award-winning documentary ‘ Unveiled: The Mother Daughter Relationship ’, and the
popular award-winning films, ‘ In My Parents' Basement ’ and ‘ And We Knew How To Dance ’. Judge has a Master's Degree in Cinema Studies from New York University and has taught at York University, Humber College and Sheridan College.
Maureen is the founder of makin‘ movies inc., an award-winning
Canadian production company focusing on original documentary and performance television.
Host
Andrea Thompson
Andrea Thompson is a writer, spoken word artist, and arts administrator, who has performed her work across North America, in the feature film ‘ Slam Nation ’, on Bravo TV's ‘ Planet Poetry ’, TVO's ‘ Imprint ’, Carolyn Weaver's ‘BioLibrary ’ and on CBC radio programs.
Working in a variety of mediums, Andrea has produced the CD One (nominated for a Canadian Urban Music Award in 2005), has hosted CiTr radio's half hour show, ‘ Hearsay ’, and as Executive Director of the Edgewise Electrolit Centre, has produced ‘Telepoetics ’, a video-conferenced live poetry series.
Andrea's work has been included in magazines, literary journals and anthologies across Canada. A regular visitor to secondary and post secondary schools, her collection, ‘ Eating the Seed ’ has been featured on the reading list at the University of Toronto. Andrea is currently the Communications Manager at the League of Canadian Poets.
Executive Producer and Producer/Director
Maureen Judge
Maureen Judge created and produced the 13-episode documentary series, ‘ Family Secrets ’ which was honoured with a Gold Medal at the Houston International Film Festival. She is the
producer/director of the Genie award-winning documentary ‘ Unveiled: The Mother Daughter Relationship ’, and the
popular award-winning films, ‘ In My Parents' Basement ’ and ‘ And We Knew How To Dance ’. Judge has a Master's Degree in Cinema Studies from New York University and has taught at York University, Humber College and Sheridan College.
Maureen is the founder of makin‘ movies inc., an award-winning
Canadian production company focusing on original documentary and performance television.
Producer/Director
Tina Hahn
Tina Hahn is the producer and editor of ‘ Life's a Twitch ’, a half-hour documentary profiling a young man with Tourette Syndrome. The film
was a recipient of the
OMDC/Al Waxman Documentary Calling Card program, and was nominated for two Gemini awards and broadcast on TVOntario. In 2004, Tina produced and directed ‘ How Come You Walk Funny? ’, a one-hour documentary for Discovery Health Channel Canada. She has also edited over 40 independent productions.
Tina is the founder of Symmetree media, a unique producer of programming that incorporates health and spirituality with a multi-cultural perspective.
Host
Angela Rawlings
Angela Rawlings is a poet, editor, and multidisciplinary artist who has worked with a variety of literary organizations, including The Mercury Press, The Scream Literary Festival and Word: Canada's Magazine for Readers + Writers.
Her first book-length collection of poetry, ‘ Wide slumber for lepidopterists ’, will be published in spring 2006.
Maureen Judge created and produced the 13-episode documentary series, ‘ Family Secrets ’ which was honoured with a Gold Medal at the Houston International Film Festival. She is the
producer/director of the Genie award-winning documentary ‘ Unveiled: The Mother Daughter Relationship ’, and the
popular award-winning films, ‘ In My Parents' Basement ’ and ‘ And We Knew How To Dance ’. Judge has a Master's Degree in Cinema Studies from New York University and has taught at York University, Humber College and Sheridan College.
Andrea Thompson is a writer, spoken word artist, and arts administrator, who has performed her work across North America, in the feature film ‘ Slam Nation ’, on Bravo TV's ‘ Planet Poetry ’, TVO's ‘ Imprint ’, Carolyn Weaver's ‘BioLibrary ’ and on CBC radio programs.
Working in a variety of mediums, Andrea has produced the CD One (nominated for a Canadian Urban Music Award in 2005), has hosted CiTr radio's half hour show, ‘ Hearsay ’, and as Executive Director of the Edgewise Electrolit Centre, has produced ‘Telepoetics ’, a video-conferenced live poetry series.
Andrea's work has been included in magazines, literary journals and anthologies across Canada. A regular visitor to secondary and post secondary schools, her collection, ‘ Eating the Seed ’ has been featured on the reading list at the University of Toronto. Andrea is currently the Communications Manager at the League of Canadian Poets.
Tina Hahn is the producer and editor of ‘ Life's a Twitch ’, a half-hour documentary profiling a young man with Tourette Syndrome. The film
was a recipient of the
OMDC/Al Waxman Documentary Calling Card program, and was nominated for two Gemini awards and broadcast on TVOntario. In 2004, Tina produced and directed ‘ How Come You Walk Funny? ’, a one-hour documentary for Discovery Health Channel Canada. She has also edited over 40 independent productions.
Tina is the founder of 
Angela Rawlings is a poet, editor, and multidisciplinary artist who has worked with a variety of literary organizations, including The Mercury Press, The Scream Literary Festival and Word: Canada's Magazine for Readers + Writers.
Her first book-length collection of poetry, ‘ Wide slumber for lepidopterists ’, will be published in spring 2006.