Christie Will Wolf

July 2022: Christie receives Best Screenwriter / The Leo Awards, Canada 2020 / 2021: Best Canadian Female Director, Best Director, Best Film, Best Sci-Fi Film. 2019: Best Screenwriter / Recipient of Legacy Award from the Directors Guild of Canada. Christie worked as Director Peter Berg’s Assistant; was hired by Bob Yari of The Yari Film (following his Oscar win on the movie CRASH) to help launch a division of lower budget independent movies; and eventually started directing and producing “Making of” companion pieces for major motion movies. She developed & then co-produced the comedy "Hollywood and Wine" starring SNL alum's David Spade, Norm McDonald, Chris Kattan, Chris Parnell and John & Kevin Farley. Further, she also was a producer on "Christmas In Wonderland" starring Patrick Swayzee, Tim Curry, and Chris Kattan. Shortly thereafter, Christie wrote and directed her first film 'Dysfunction', which was received with critical acclaim and garnered several awards, including "Best Director". Following this, she wrote and directed her first feature film “Slightly Single in L.A” which became a pioneer acquisition for Netflix receiving rave reviews within the demographic (18-32 womxn). Next, Christie went on to write and direct a comedy called “Boy Toy”, which was acquired and released by Lionsgate; she was then hired to write and direct another independent feature starring Vivica Fox. Quickly, top tier producers in the television movie space took notice of Christie’s work, and very quickly she became busy writing and directing made for television movies. Today, Christie is one of the most sought after television movie writer / directors to having written, directed and produced over 27 acclaimed movies for theatre and the small screen. Notably, Christie wrote and directed the first ever movie entirely helmed by a female for the Hallmark Channel (Harvest Love, 2017) as well as directing the first music movie for the network (Over The Moon, 2019).