After 10 years in the financial industry and another 10 managing non-profit projects and fundraising events, Cindy found herself easily applying her skills and knowledge to the business of film production.

Cindy was instantly hooked into the energy and pace of the Film and Television industry and quickly began working her way through the ranks of production.

Over the past 18 years she has been a part of the production team on a variety of productions from multi-million dollar Feature Films & MOW’s to worldwide Documentaries and regional Commercial productions. With every venture into film and television Cindy has gained a wide range of knowledge and experience, which has given her an invaluable insight into the organization, and complexities of production.

When Cindy is not managing or producing television and film projects, she has her hand in foreign film development and international co-productions. Her financial background is a natural complement for development and financing and she is the driving force behind British North American Pictures.

Alastair has been a Director of Photography for nearly 30 years, coming up through the ranks of both the camera and lighting departments.

He has photographed three feature films and worked as the 2nd unit DOP on a dozen more.

Al spent 20 years based in London covering the globe shooting commercials and music videos.

After he immigrated to Canada in 2004 Alastair and Cindy founded British North American Pictures.

While continuing to photograph commercials, drama and documentaries he is equally at home managing and producing content for BNAP with Cindy.

Hugh Boyson is an award-winning editor and independent filmmaker who specializes in documentary, drama and advertising on projects seen around the world.

Originally from London, England. Hugh has over 30 years experience and an extensive client list.

While working at prestigious London commercials house, James Garrett & Partners as editor and then supervising editor Hugh worked on over 500 Cinema & TV commercials. After founding his own Company - Itopia, he clocked up another 500 advertising productions.

He has worked with multiple UK government agencies including the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, the Prime Ministers Office and the Central Office of Information.

Hugh has lead many grassroots media projects, for the Red Cross, Age UK, the Born Free Foundation, the Terrence Higgins Trust and Critical Care International.