ABOUT
Jessie Posthumus is a queer writer and filmmaker currently residing in Toronto, Ontario. She has a special interest in character study, as well as creating new approaches to traditional genres. Her documentaries "White Lines" and "Don't Shoot the Dog" have gone on to appear in festivals in both Canada and the United States, as well as broadcast on TVO and Bell Fibe TV. Her fiction work has received success as well, with her short film "We Are Listening" winning a "Best Direction" award at the 2018 Future of Film Showcase. You can watch her directing reel here.
She graduated from Ryerson University's film studies program with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2017, and is currently working as a Video Editor at Zulubot. You can view her commercial work here. Her latest documentary project is a short titled This Garden is Yours which examines safe spaces through the context of community gardening. When she's not working, she can be found camping, reading, vlogging, and searching for spare change in her mattress.
SHORT FILMS
Big Sky Documentary Film Festival
Hollywood North Film Festival
Toronto Youth Shorts
Winner: Achievement in Non-Fiction Direction
Winner: Cultural Relevancy Award
FESTIVALS
Erika
White Lines
(2017) Writer
(2016) Writer/Director/Editor
Big Sky Documentary Film Festival
Hollywood North Film Festival
Toronto Youth Shorts
Winner: Achievement in Non-Fiction Direction
Winner: Cultural Relevancy Award
We Are Listening
(2017) Writer/Director
Don't Shoot the Dog
(2016) Writer/Director
Future of Film Showcase
Winner: Best Director
Canada Shorts
Winner: Award of Distinction
Big Sky Documentary Film Festival
Toronto Youth Shorts
Winner: Achievement in Non-Fiction Direction
Winner: Audience Choice Award Future of Film Showcase
Toronto Youth Shorts
Winner: Industry Choice Award
Durham Region Film Festival
Toronto Lift-Off Festival
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