MICHELLE MAMA (she/her) is an award-winning, five-time Canadian Screen Awards nominee who has been producing and directing in the factual and documentary space for over two decades.
Most recently, she directed celebrated non-binary comic Mae Martin hosting a special episode of The Nature of Things (CBC) called Fluid: Beyond the Binary.
Her most recent credits include Executive Producing Summer Qamp - audience award runner-up at ‘TIFF 2023, Canada’s Drag Race, the country's top-rated SVOD series, and Canada VS The World (CRAVE) as well as directing the trans makeover series Shine True (VICE) and show-running two seasons of the award-winning art series In The Making (CBC).
Michelle also just had the honour of directing two 2024 Governor General Award films, produced by the National Film Board, honouring comedy legend Andrea Martin and puppeteering legend Ronnie Burkett.
Among these ventures, Michelle is directing "AntiDiva: The Confessions of Carole Pope," which delves into the life and legacy of the British-born, Canadian singer-songwriter. Through this project, Michelle celebrates the fearless spirit of Carole Pope, a queer maverick whose trailblazing journey with Rough Trade reshaped perceptions of sex and sexuality.
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BILL TAYLOR (he/him) is an award-winning queer filmmaker who is committed to telling stories deeply rooted in the human condition. He began his career as a writer/director making several films that screened at festivals worldwide including Silver Road (CBC, Iris Prize Nominee, MTV Logo) The Young Prime Minister (Bravo!) and Don’t Get Killed In Alaska.
After making his first feature, Bill turned his attention to television commercial production, working with some of the most prominent directing talent in the world including Brett Morgan, Miguel Arteta, Tarsem Singh and Autumn De Wilde. He then parlayed his commercial experience into a successful television production career making hundreds of hours of scripted and unscripted shows.
With the launch of GAY AGENDA, Bill aims to use his remarkable storytelling and producing skills to help elevate projects from emerging queer creators.
BILL TAYLOR (he/him) is an award-winning queer filmmaker who is committed to telling stories deeply rooted in the human condition. He began his career as a writer/director making several films that screened at festivals worldwide including Silver Road (CBC, Iris Prize Nominee, MTV Logo) The Young Prime Minister (Bravo!) and Don’t Get Killed In Alaska.
After making his first feature, Bill turned his attention to television commercial production, working with some of the most prominent directing talent in the world including Brett Morgan, Miguel Arteta, Tarsem Singh and Autumn De Wilde. He then parlayed his commercial experience into a successful television production career making hundreds of hours of scripted and unscripted shows.
With the launch of GAY AGENDA, Bill aims to use his remarkable storytelling and producing skills to help elevate projects from emerging queer creators.
MICHELLE MAMA (she/her) is an award-winning, five-time Canadian Screen Awards nominee who has been producing and directing in the factual and documentary space for over two decades.
Most recently, she directed celebrated non-binary comic Mae Martin hosting a special episode of The Nature of Things (CBC) called Fluid: Beyond the Binary.
Her most recent credits include Executive Producing Summer Qamp - audience award runner-up at ‘TIFF 2023, Canada’s Drag Race, the country's top-rated SVOD series, and Canada VS The World (CRAVE) as well as directing the trans makeover series Shine True (VICE) and show-running two seasons of the award-winning art series In The Making (CBC).
Michelle also just had the honour of directing two 2024 Governor General Award films, produced by the National Film Board, honouring comedy legend Andrea Martin and puppeteering legend Ronnie Burkett.
Among these ventures, Michelle is directing "AntiDiva: The Confessions of Carole Pope," which delves into the life and legacy of the British-born, Canadian singer-songwriter. Through this project, Michelle celebrates the fearless spirit of Carole Pope, a queer maverick whose trailblazing journey with Rough Trade reshaped perceptions of sex and sexuality.
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Founded in 2023 by award-winning documentary filmmaker Michelle Mama and Bill Taylor, a decorated, award-winning filmmaker, this boutique production company is committed to excellence, with queerness at the forefront.