SALLY BLAKE

Sally cut her filmmaking teeth in the bizarre world of professional wrestling as co-producer of the Gemini-award winning documentary feature HITMAN HART, wrestling with shadows (A&E, CTV, TVO, BBC, Arté) and co-director of the follow up film The Life and Death of Owen Hart (A&E, TVO, A-Channel). 

More recently, Blake shepherded Cat Ladies as creative director and editor, and now she's the director and editor for Peep Me, as well as executive producer on both projects and the lifestyle series Groomed. 

Before Chocolate Box, Blake directed and edited Offstage (LIFE), a Guffmanesque peek inside the world of amateur theatre, and co-directed The Disciples (CBC, NOS, DISCOVERY TIMES, Austria), a revealing behind-the-scenes tale of power and profit in the world of Christian rock ‘n’ roll.  Blake also produced and directed the comedic travel series Suite and Simple (CTV, FINE LIVING USA).

Blake’s other producing credits include the 3 hour series Machine Gun for the Discovery Channel in Canada and the U.S., Neverendum Referendum, for CTV and SRC, Half Asleep, Half Alive for Discovery, The Right to Play for CBC and WTN, and Discovery Debates, a two hour series special with host Jay Ingram.

In addition to television, Blake has written and produced stories for CBC national radio and the Toronto Fringe Festival.

Sally Blake is 34 years old and lives in Toronto. Her unrequited ambition is to land the role of a kung fu fighting Bond Girl – a role she is hopelessly unqualified for.