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Christian Tizya  

director, screenwriter

Vuntut Gwich'in born in Coast Salish Territory (Vancouver), from the age of 16 Christian has worked on various independent productions around North America and is a graduate of the Vancouver Film School (1996) and most recently Screenwriting U.

Initially working on camera crew and as Cinematographer he embarked on producing/directing a documentary on a dark Native North American legend entitled "Heart of Ice". With his first project as director under his belt he is now developing concepts for 4 screenplays and looking to collaborate on/develop more projects. Check his online reel here. 

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Jesabel Madero-Medina Co-Producer/Production Finances

Originally hailing from Mexico City where she earned her degree in Accounting. Jesabel relocated to Canada in 2003 where she is now pursuing her CGA as well as providing her financial guidance for Watson Street Pictures.

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I bought this Ian Fleming gift set years ago now I'm flying through it
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I'm a sucker for the Bond novels. I find them thoroughly entertaining and fascinating
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Something called "Sympathy for Judas"
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Keeping up with a changing neighborhood
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I'm alive I think. Spent sometime in hospital (not the mental yet) but I'm able to sit outside upright and boy it's a nice day
Sitting idle for a month has done wonders for writing
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