Trinni Franke
- Producer
- Writer
- Production Department
Ms. Franke is a filmmaker and digital media producer based in Ontario. Her short films Cupid (2009), Jigsaw Girl (2008) and Breathe (2009) have played in festivals around the world. On the digital side, she worked as a Digital Media Producer and Online Marketer for film and television including Cineplex, Union Pictures, A71 Entertainment and Triptych Media.
As in-house producer and AP for Willis Sweete Productions she helped produce Year of the Sheep (2015) and I Lost My Talk (2016) - a multimedia film accompanying a live orchestral performance by the National Arts Centre Orchestra of Canada. At Triptych Media she was the New Media Director and Producer's assistant for the Canadian-Finish-German co-production The Girl King (2015).
A graduate from the premiere Australian Film Television and Radio School with a Masters in Producing for Film and Telefilm, she recently participated in the National Screen Institute's Features First program for Rust (in development, to be directed by Anita Doron). Trinni produced the soon to be released high-octane apocalypse action film, SuperGrid, shot on location in Saskatchewan in 2017, directed by Lowell Dean (WolfCop), along side mastermind producer Hugh Patterson (WolfCop).
As in-house producer and AP for Willis Sweete Productions she helped produce Year of the Sheep (2015) and I Lost My Talk (2016) - a multimedia film accompanying a live orchestral performance by the National Arts Centre Orchestra of Canada. At Triptych Media she was the New Media Director and Producer's assistant for the Canadian-Finish-German co-production The Girl King (2015).
A graduate from the premiere Australian Film Television and Radio School with a Masters in Producing for Film and Telefilm, she recently participated in the National Screen Institute's Features First program for Rust (in development, to be directed by Anita Doron). Trinni produced the soon to be released high-octane apocalypse action film, SuperGrid, shot on location in Saskatchewan in 2017, directed by Lowell Dean (WolfCop), along side mastermind producer Hugh Patterson (WolfCop).
