Our MissionSnapshot Studios strives to touch hearts and minds, build trust with our subjects and clients, and invest in the wellbeing of our community.
Snapshot is proud to collaborate with some of the brightest creative minds in Canadian cinema.
Snapshot Studios always loves seeing other creator’s visions come to life.
Alongside our own projects, our team provides production support, management and general cheerleading for a bevy of other creators.
Recent collaborations include providing production management services for Hidden Story Productions media installation at Fort Edmonton’s Indigenous Peoples Experience, and providing mentorship and consultation to TELUS’ STORYHIVE creators.
In everything we do, we aim to be honest to ourselves, our audiences and the people we work with. The stories we tell always stem from the truth and revolve around digging deep, finding the heart and meaning behind it.
We are a company serving a social agenda without judgement, pursuing activism through human connection. Inclusion is a huge part of our films as well as our process – making everyone we work with feel safe and confident their true voice will be heard is a priority at Snapshot.
Creating work with others in the industry is crucial to our process. Our best work comes from collaborating with others, learning about others’ processes and seeing things from different points of view. Interested in
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Laura O’Grady
Executive Producer
At the helm of Snapshot Studios is multi-award winner Laura O’Grady, a 20+ year veteran of the broadcast industry who brings a steady and creative hand to all projects. Her documentaries that have debuted at Toronto’s Hot Docs International Documentary Festival, won or been nominated for multiple provincial and national awards, and found audiences around the world. Laura O’Grady has produced, coordinated, written or directed hundreds of hours of content.
A lover of great stories, Laura still gets excited by every unique puzzle that comes with media production.
Sub-Creators + Collaborators
Jenny Steele
Producer
Jenny Steele has interviewed numerous celebrities throughout her career, including George Clooney, Sarah Jessica Parker, The Rock and hometown favorite, Jarome Iginla. She’s worked on countless projects that range from Alberta Tourism’s Olympic Video and Flames TV to documentaries and pop culture entertainment shows for CTV, CityTV, CBC, OMNI, The Biography Channel and Sportsnet.
In addition to producing, Jenny can be seen in front of the camera as a TV Personality and Host.If you love Hollywood gossip, you can catch her as the narrator, writer and on-air talent for “Celebrity Style Story” on E!She is recently served as a Producer on the Snapshot Studios documentary Undetectable, and is thrilled to continue her passion for storytelling.
Michelle Wong
Executive Producer, Business Affairs
After receiving her Bachelor of Education degree (with Honours) and teaching for three years, Michelle began her formal film training at the National Film Board (NFB) working with the Oscar award winning Studio D. Michelle wrote, directed and produced her first documentary “Return Home”, the first Chinese-Canadian to direct a film in the 50-year history of the NFB.
Michelle is a seasoned producer with over 35 credits cross all formats. She also provided business affairs on the theatrical features El Chicano (War Party Films), Come True (Copperheart Entertainment), The Canadian Country Music Awards (CBC/CMT), Ice Racer Showdown (CMT), Balletlujah (CBC) and the documentary Legend of a Warrior (NFB). Michelle currently works as the Head of Business Affairs at Seven24 Films, producers of the dramatic series Heartland, Wynonna Earp, Jann, and other multi-million-dollar productions. Through her company Beans & Rice, Michelle offers invaluable business and production expertise.
Jordan Bosch
Editor, Motion Graphics Artist, Producer
Jordan Bosch has been crafting stories in the edit room for over 15 years. In 2017, the short documentary Café-Nation was accepted into the 2017 Hot Docs International Film Festival. While the documentary Living Proof premiered later that year at the Toronto International Film Festival, now on Amazon Prime.
2018 saw multiple projects receive national attention including the Canadian Screen Award winning documentary, The Secret Life of Amber Valley, CBC’s Eviction Notice, and the Telus Health Original, Pain Killer – Inside the Opioid Crisis. 2021 will see the release of Undetectable, a documentary on the fight to destroy both the HIV virus, and the stigma surrounding it.