- Born
- Birth nameCharles David Lubiniecki
- Height5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
- Charlie David is a producer/director with his company Border2Border Entertainment which produces and promotes a unique brand of award-winning, critically acclaimed film, television and digital projects for diverse, under-served audiences made by people with marginalized lived experience - 2SLGBTQIA+, women, BIPOC and people with disabilities as key participants in what Border2Border Entertainment creates and distributes.
The scripted comedies and documentary series Charlie produces have won a Golden Sheaf Award, eight Telly awards, and been nominated for eleven Canadian Screen Awards.
Charlie serves on the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee with the Canadian Media Producers Association, volunteers on the board for Webseries Canada and as a national coach through the Independent Production Fund, is a business mentor through the Futures Forward program with Ontario Creates and the Canada Media Fund and has served as adjudicator of film festivals and funding programs with Creative Saskatchewan, LA Film Fest, New Zealand Webfest, Toronto Inside Out and TO Webfest.
Border2Border Entertainment is a certified supplier and member of the Canadian Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce, the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television, the Canadian Media Producers Association and a signatory producer with ACTRA.
- IMDb mini biography by: Border2Border Entertainment
- In 2008 the Pittsburgh International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival awarded Charlie and his film, Mulligans, the Best Male Film award at the festival.
- Charlie gained fame in Saskatchewan in the musical theatre troupe Sask Express. His larger than life stage persona made him a crowd favorite.
- In 2007 the Festival del Mar in Spain awarded Charlie the 'Best Male Actor' award with his cast mates for his work in 'A Four Letter Word'.
- In 2005 Charlie was recognized as one of Out Magazine's Out 100 alongside luminaries such as Sir Elton John, Melissa Etheridge, Sharon Stone and the President of Spain.
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