- Height5′ 7½″ (1.71 m)
- Wendy is a filmmaker, writer, producer, director, cinematographer, and editor specializing in sound, video, and visual effects. Her passion for visual storytelling has fueled a fearless, hands on approach to filmmaking, often managing multiple productions simultaneously while serving in key creative and production roles.
She is the founder and owner of DreamReal Pictures, an independent film and television production company, DreamReal Animation, a special effects company, and DreamReal Distribution, specializing in DVD and VOD distribution.
Expanding her creative vision into science fiction and digital media, Wendy is developing CosmicSpeed, a science fiction entertainment brand that includes CosmicSpeedTV, an online streaming channel, along with CosmicSpeed Productions, CosmicSpeed Animation and CosmicSpeed Media.
In collaboration with Roger Sampson, Wendy co founded Wenger Media, a creative partnership formed by combining three letters from each of their names, with a focus on developing and producing original content for online streaming platforms.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous
- The Women Characters in her Action Films are strong and clever.
- She likes to move the camera and use unusual angles.
- In Her Action Films: There is a character who thinks they are going to get a kiss. It never works out too well for them.
- Wendy has a scar on her right cheek from a dog attack she experienced when she was 2 years old.
- She plays the Oboe and the Piano.
- Her father was an inventor.
- Her Mother is a Writer and Painter who also plays the French Horn.
- Her first time on television was in Miami, Florida for the show, "Officer McGruff".
- We all create our own reality. If you don't like something in your life, change it.
- I make movies with a film camera and some friends.
- [on Assassins' Contract (2019)] Some people have nightmares of being chased by groups of people they have never met. They wake up, panting and in a sweat, wondering why they had the dream. That's what gave me the idea for the film.
- [on Assassins' Contract (2019)] After restarting and filming eighty percent of the film... the lead decided he was no longer available to participate. I found a double who sounded like him and filmed extreme closeups for the remaining scenes to get the film finished.
- [on Assassins' Contract (2019)] It took nine years to make this film from the first word written to the world premiere in Las Vegas. I am so thankful for the people that stood with me to help make this film possible. I couldn't have done it without them.
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