Brett Sullivan is a multifaceted film and television director, editor, and producer, whose impressive career has been marked by numerous accolades and achievements. His feature film debut, Ginger Snaps II: Unleashed, released in 2004, garnered widespread critical acclaim and commercial success, solidifying his reputation as a talented and innovative director.
Sullivan's subsequent feature films, including The Chair, a low-budget indie production, and A Christmas Horror Story, have also received international recognition and acclaim. The Chair, in particular, has been sold worldwide and has won numerous awards, including Best Director at the Canadian Film Festival and Best Feature at several other festivals.
In addition to his work in feature films, Sullivan has also directed numerous episodes of popular television series, including The Border, Flashpoint, Cracked, Lost Girl, Wynonna Earp, Frontier, and Orphan Black. His editing credits include several feature films and over one hundred hours of television, earning him Genie and Gemini nominations in 2001 for his work on Ginger Snaps and Lucky Girl.
Sullivan's impressive list of awards and nominations includes a Gemini Award for Best Picture Editing and an inaugural Canadian Screen Award for Best Dramatic Editing for an episode of Flashpoint. He has also been a participant in the prestigious Director's Resident Programme at the Canadian Film Centre in 2001.
As a testament to his versatility and dedication to his craft, Sullivan has several projects in development, including an open water thriller entitled S.O.S.
