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Lori Lozinski
Producer/Writer/Director
Originally
from Edmonton, Alberta, Lori Lozinski is based in Vancouver and is
devoted to creating unconventional female centric content that offers
alternative and amusing views of the world. Lori’s recent producing credits include the 13-part documentary series Eat St. for The Food Network, the live action feature film Sheltered Life funded by Telefilm and BC Film starring Valerie Buhagiar, Ryan Robbins and newcomer Natasha Greenblatt that was invited to Perspective Canada – CANNES, the Atlantic Film Festival, Vancouver International Film Festival and Phoenix International Film Festival; and the 13-part animated series PUCCA for Studio B Productions (now DHX Media) and Jetix UK (a subsidiary of Walt Disney). In 2006, she Associate Produced the TV Movie LUNA: Spirit of the Whale for CTV, APTN and Peace Arch Entertainment starring Adam Beach, Graham Greene, Jason Priestley and Tantoo Cardinal that has screened at Sprockets Toronto International Film Festival for Children, Dreamspeakers Aboriginal Film Festival and won the audience award at the Mill Valley Film Festival. She additionally Associate Produced the feature length drama The Score, a musical adaptation of the award-winning play by Vancouver's Electric Company Theatre for CBC’s Opening Night with screenings at the Vancouver International Film Festival 2005, INPUT-Taipei and nominations at the Banff World Television Festival and Gemini's.
Lori has also produced a number of short films including the 2011 Genie Award winning short musical drama Savage with director Lisa Jackson that successfully premiered at imagineNATIVE 2009 and has been invited to the 2010 Berlin International Film Festival, SXSW Film Festival and BFI London Film Festival and the 2011 New York Children’s Film Festival to name a few. Savage also won the Golden Sheaf Award at the Yorkton Film Festival for best Multicultural program and won Leo awards for Best Actress and Best Editor. Additional shorts include My Old Man directed by Alex Levine, an adaptation from a Charles Bukowski poem that has screened at the Toronto International Film Festival, San Francisco Independent Film Festival and Leeds International Film Festival; Dirty Dog, directed by Trent Carlson in 2006 for the NFB and Bravo!Fact that was a part of the Art of Seduction series that won best mobile content at the 2007 Banff World Television Festival and The Flying Lion, directed by James Genn for Bravo!Fact that screened at the Vancouver International Film Festival, Whistler Film Festival and was included in the short film market at Clermont-Ferrand 2008.
Lori is in development on the feature film Jenny Two Bears (based on a short story by award-winning novelist Joseph Boyden) with funding by The Harold Greenberg Fund, Corus Entertainment, Telefilm and BC Film, Taking Shape written by Shannon Masters, Scavengers with funding by Telefilm, and Saddlebags that was recently part of the inaugural CFC Comedy Lab. She is also in development for the series Sex With John and Vancouver Special with APTN, Telefilm and BC Film.
She is an alumnus of Norman Jewison’s Canadian Film Centre, the 2012 Women In The Director’s Chair and the 2009 Rotterdam Lab. Lori continues to develop feature length, television, and new media content through her company Violator Films Inc.