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| Liz Doyle |
REF#: JOUR965 |
| Producer, Writer, Researcher |
February 1, 2010 |
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Toronto, Ontario
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| Willing to Relocate: |
Yes
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| Areas of Interest: |
Documentary/news, Lifestyle & entertainment, Corporate
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| Contact: |
liz@edvideoproductions.com
Tel: 416-939-7298
http://www.edvideoproductions.com (corporate site)
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| Bio: |
Liz Doyle has worked as a producer, writer and researcher on a variety of factual, news and lifestyle television shows including The Nature of Things with David Suzuki and Project X at CBC, The Mom Show and Three Takes at Slice, ET Canada at Global, Daily Planet at Discovery as well as a variety independent documentaries and pilots.
In 2009 Liz founded her own production company, Ed Productions Inc.
Liz brings the practical know-how, a creative eye, a respect for budgets and timelines and a passion for making video to any project. Her love of storytelling and great television and video is evident in her constant quest to find the most compelling stories, characters and settings, no matter the angle.
She is currently developing both series and documentary.
In 2009, Liz won a CTV fellowship to attend the Banff Television festival.
Liz can take care of all your production needs- from development, script-writing and pre-production through editing, special effects and delivery and ensure that you receive excellent customer service, no matter what your project entails.
Prior to her work in television, Liz spent several years managing and leading wilderness trips in the Appalachian mountains, the Florida Everglades and northern Ontario. She has bicycled solo from Singapore to Bangkok, watched the sun rise over Everest, ridden the trans-Siberian train from Moscow to Beijing and spent hundreds of days in remote wilderness.
Her passion for adventure and the skills needed to navigate the world with little more than a backpack make her a strong producer- able to handle the small and not so small obstacles that the world of production presents.
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