Dawn Wilkinson Net Worth is
$100,000

Mini Biography

Dawn Wilkinson can be an award-winning movie director and screenwriter given birth to in Montreal and raised in Toronto. She actually is an alumni from the ‘Norman Jewison’ Canadian Film Center and a graduate from the University or college of Toronto. Her 1st feature film Devotion (2005) celebrities ‘Jasmine Richards’ Camp Rock and roll (2008). Wilkinson combines humor, dream and scathing public satire in her visually stylized brief film Quick Dread (1998) which had its broadcast top in CBC’s Canadian Reflections. Like her coach ‘Norman Jewison’ (she was his apprentice for the Hurricane (1999)) Dawn Wilkinson can be an actor’s director who knows ways to get the very best performances out of her cast. Her brief drama Women Who State Yes (2000) graphs the complicated psychological trip between two youthful women whose a friendly relationship leads to a menage a trois. Women Who State Yes (2000) got its premiere on the Vancouver International Film Celebration in 2000. Wilkinson wrote, directed and produced Devotion (2005) a approaching of age tale about eleven season old Alice Wish who struggles to cope with her mother’s loss of life and her father’s alcoholism. The imaginary film is dependant on her personal encounters developing up biracial in little town Ontario. Wilkinson explores the general human designs of her particular ethnic experience by causing visible the perspective and emotional trip of her personas. (Her mother can be from Jewish Montreal and her dad was created in Barbados, Western world Indies). She was raised watching movies by ‘Steven Spielberg’ and shares his eyesight that movies could be entertaining and enlightening. Wilkinson’s feature film script Like Child won Greatest Screenplay on the African American Ladies in Cinema Film Celebration. Devotion (2005) won the the Superstar! Audience Prize at Toronto’s Reel Globe Film Celebration in 2005 and Greatest Feature on the San Francisco Dark Film Festival’s Urban Kidz Plan in 2005. In 2008, Wilkinson earned the Director’s Guild of Canada’s Rising Television Director Prize from LADIES IN Film and Tv Toronto.

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