Alison Reid embarked upon a lifelong odyssey of unbridled enthusiasm and audacious bravado, electing to pursue a career as a fearless and daring stunt performer, driven by an insatiable thirst for adrenaline and a penchant for pushing the boundaries of human physicality.
Her inaugural foray into the realm of stunts transpired at the tender age of seventeen, when she secured a pivotal role on the esteemed and beloved television series, The Littlest Hobo, marking the inception of a lifelong journey that would culminate in a plethora of death-defying feats and a reputation as a stalwart and fearless performer.
As Alison dedicated herself to refining her skills, she amassed an impressive total of over three hundred film and television stunt credits, ultimately securing the esteemed distinction of becoming the second female stunt coordinator in North America.
This remarkable achievement granted her the opportunity to collaborate with a multitude of renowned actors, directors, and cinematographers, many of whom played a pivotal role in her growth as a director, further enriching her professional experience and expertise.
Alison's artistic journey continued to unfold as she embarked upon a new venture, Free Spirit Films, a production company committed to creating films that delve into the complexities and intricacies of the human experience in all its multifaceted forms.
As the driving force behind this creative endeavour, Alison demonstrated her versatility and talent by taking on the dual roles of producer and director for her debut feature film, The Baby Formula, a poignant and uplifting LGBTQ2+ comedy that has received widespread acclaim and recognition.
Alison's creative endeavors extend far beyond the realm of episodic television directing, as she is also deeply invested in nurturing her own passion projects, fueled by an unrelenting passion to craft narratives that strike a profound chord with viewers and endure as a testament to her artistic vision.
