Judith Remekie(I)
- Producer
- Actress
- Writer
Judith was born in London, England and raised in Southern Ontario,
Canada. She studied Journalism at Ryerson University under Canada's
longtime CBC Network anchor Peter Mansbridge, and began her
professional career at CBS in West Palm Beach Florida, where she
secured her own on-air segment featuring Olympic and elite athletes. At
FOX Miami, she continued her sports features career. After the 1996
Olympic Games, she decided to pursue freelance television producing,
hosting and acting.
As producer and host of sports and entertainment stories, her interviews and feature segments have appeared on CBS, FOX, ESPN, E! Entertainment, The Travel Channel, and PBS, and have included fashion giants like the house of Chanel, Ocean Drive Magazine and Cindy Crawford, and entertainers including Pop Superstar Gloria Estefan, Broadway Superstar Avery Sommers and Opera Superstar Denyce Graves.
In sports, she has worked with the WTA and ATP Tennis Tours, the Chris Evert Pro-Celebrity Tournament, the U.S. National Diving Team, Olympic Legends Nadia Comaneci, Al Joyner, Greg Louganis and Jana & Andrea Bieger, the Carling Bassett-Robert Seguso Tennis Academy, Rick Macci Tennis Academy, Mary-Joe Fernandez, The Jensen Brothers, Aaron Krickstein, Jimmy Connors, Stefan Edberg, Bjorn Borg, Martina Navratilova, Jennifer Capriati, Guillermo Vilas, the U.S. Rowing Federation, Alonzo Mourning, The AVP (The Association of Volleyball Professionals), Florida Cycling News, the Miami Fencing Club, The Miami Velodrome, Olympic Marathoner Keith Brantley, University of Miami Diving and Track & Field, the International Swimming Hall of Fame and the Sony Ericcson Tennis Tournament.
Judith is also a young breast cancer survivor, and has produced many educational segments with medical giants including Bayer Pharmaceuticals, St. Jude Medical, Allegiance V. Mueller, The International Psoriasis Council and Nobel Prize-Winning amputee Jerry White. She has also profiled countless other corporate industry leaders, including Tuskegee University, Kettle Foods, the University of Arkansas, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Habitat for Humanity and Sigma Xi. Today, she is a proud member of High Noon Productions' freelance team, and has helped produce several of their high-profile shows, including HGTV's "My First Sale", Food Network's "Heat Seekers", and The Weather Channel's "Hurricane Hunters".
In 2005, Judith was scouted by one of Miami's most prestigious model & talent agencies - and thus began yet another phase of her career. She has since appeared in national ad campaigns for T-Mobile, featuring Charles Barkley/directed by Spike Lee, in independent films, in industrial campaigns for Burger King, Coca-Cola and Hartford Insurance, and in print and commercial campaigns including Toyota, Avis Rental Cars, HMS Hosting, Wal-Mart, Power-Aide and the Miami Heat. As a television host, she has appeared on Lifetime, HGTV, Discovery Channel, Comcast, PBS and CBS.
In August 2011, Judith landed her first featured speaking role on a major television network series, A&E's hit detective series "The Glades". She appears briefly as a guest star in The Glades Season Finale in September 2011.
As producer and host of sports and entertainment stories, her interviews and feature segments have appeared on CBS, FOX, ESPN, E! Entertainment, The Travel Channel, and PBS, and have included fashion giants like the house of Chanel, Ocean Drive Magazine and Cindy Crawford, and entertainers including Pop Superstar Gloria Estefan, Broadway Superstar Avery Sommers and Opera Superstar Denyce Graves.
In sports, she has worked with the WTA and ATP Tennis Tours, the Chris Evert Pro-Celebrity Tournament, the U.S. National Diving Team, Olympic Legends Nadia Comaneci, Al Joyner, Greg Louganis and Jana & Andrea Bieger, the Carling Bassett-Robert Seguso Tennis Academy, Rick Macci Tennis Academy, Mary-Joe Fernandez, The Jensen Brothers, Aaron Krickstein, Jimmy Connors, Stefan Edberg, Bjorn Borg, Martina Navratilova, Jennifer Capriati, Guillermo Vilas, the U.S. Rowing Federation, Alonzo Mourning, The AVP (The Association of Volleyball Professionals), Florida Cycling News, the Miami Fencing Club, The Miami Velodrome, Olympic Marathoner Keith Brantley, University of Miami Diving and Track & Field, the International Swimming Hall of Fame and the Sony Ericcson Tennis Tournament.
Judith is also a young breast cancer survivor, and has produced many educational segments with medical giants including Bayer Pharmaceuticals, St. Jude Medical, Allegiance V. Mueller, The International Psoriasis Council and Nobel Prize-Winning amputee Jerry White. She has also profiled countless other corporate industry leaders, including Tuskegee University, Kettle Foods, the University of Arkansas, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Habitat for Humanity and Sigma Xi. Today, she is a proud member of High Noon Productions' freelance team, and has helped produce several of their high-profile shows, including HGTV's "My First Sale", Food Network's "Heat Seekers", and The Weather Channel's "Hurricane Hunters".
In 2005, Judith was scouted by one of Miami's most prestigious model & talent agencies - and thus began yet another phase of her career. She has since appeared in national ad campaigns for T-Mobile, featuring Charles Barkley/directed by Spike Lee, in independent films, in industrial campaigns for Burger King, Coca-Cola and Hartford Insurance, and in print and commercial campaigns including Toyota, Avis Rental Cars, HMS Hosting, Wal-Mart, Power-Aide and the Miami Heat. As a television host, she has appeared on Lifetime, HGTV, Discovery Channel, Comcast, PBS and CBS.
In August 2011, Judith landed her first featured speaking role on a major television network series, A&E's hit detective series "The Glades". She appears briefly as a guest star in The Glades Season Finale in September 2011.
