- Nickname
- Goldie
- Height5′ 9″ (1.75 m)
- Alison Duke is a multifaceted award-winning filmmaker known for her vibrant storytelling across various film genres. She is the first Black woman to direct a Canadian Heritage Minute and a recipient of the Women In Film and Television-Toronto (WIFT-T) Crystal Award for her decade-long commitment to mentoring young filmmakers. Her career began with producing music videos for top Canadian talent before directing the classic cult documentary Raisin Kane: A Rapumentary about a Toronto-based rap group, Citizen Kane. Alison's most recent works include; the two-time Canadian Screen Award-winning television documentary Mr. Jane and Finch, the 2hr documentary special entitled Cool Black North, and the Golden Sheaf-winning short fiction, Promise Me. She is the co-founder of OYA Media Group and Oya Black Arts Coalition.
- IMDb mini biography by: Fenton
- Alison was inducted to the University of Windsors Sports Hall of Fame in 2009 for the sport of basketball. She was also second team academic All-Canadian.
- I am a black woman, and because I am a black woman I am a survivor and because I am a survivor I am a storyteller.
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