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Paula Devonshire. Producer: Survival of the Dead. Paula Devonshire is the owner of Devonshire Productions Inc, a Canadian company committed to developing and producing innovative and diverse films and TV Series.
Paula Devonshire - Producer Devonshire Productions. Born and raised in Toronto, Paula Devonshire graduated with a business degree from the University of Toronto, Canada. She began her film career in post production working on major network TV series such as Due South and La Femme Nikita.
Apr 15, 2018 · We were shocked and deeply saddened to hear their truths today," wrote producers Paula Devonshire, Christine Haebler and Trish Dolman.
Paula Devonshire is the owner of Devonshire Productions Inc, a Canadian company committed to developing and producing innovative and diverse films and TV Series.
Paula Devonshire - Producer Devonshire Productions. Born and raised in Toronto, Paula Devonshire graduated with a business degree from the University of Toronto, Canada. She began her film career in post production working on major network TV series such as Due South and La Femme Nikita.
Paula Devonshire has worked on dozens of critically acclaimed films and TV series since the late 1990s. In the north, she produced Indian Horse (2017), an episode of the historical drama television series Vikings (2016), and Atom Egoyan’s Remember (2015).
Paula Devonshire. Producer: Survival of the Dead. Paula Devonshire is the owner of Devonshire Productions Inc, a Canadian company committed to developing and producing innovative and diverse films and TV Series.
Paula Devonshire was on the Board of Directors for the ImagineNative Film Festival for many years and is a member of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte First Nation.
Apr 15, 2018 · “I have always found it extremely difficult to get any financing for Indigenous films, up until now,” says Paula Devonshire, the third producer brought on to Indian Horse in 2016 when Dolman ...
Jul 10, 2021 · Paula Devonshire, known for her work on Indian Horse and Run Woman Run, said that the interesting thing about Stellar is that everyone she’s spoken to has a different takeaway. Some of the universal themes of the film are clear, but it means something different to everyone.
