Maureen Castle Tusty, a highly acclaimed and accomplished film director, as well as a visionary creative director, has co-founded and spearheads the esteemed film production company, Sky Films Inc., in partnership with her husband and collaborator, Jim Tusty.
Throughout her illustrious career, Mo has demonstrated her exceptional talents as a filmmaker, with one of her most notable endeavors being the co-filmmaking credit on the groundbreaking documentary "The Singing Revolution", which marked the inaugural collaborative project between Mo and her husband.
As a testament to her impressive expertise and dedication to her craft, Mo has established herself as a force to be reckoned with in the world of film, and her work continues to captivate audiences and inspire new generations of filmmakers.
Mo's professional journey prior to co-founding Sky Films was marked by a tenure as Senior Producer at Mountain View Group, Ltd., where she spearheaded the production of a diverse array of award-winning corporate and educational films, showcasing her exceptional skills in content creation.
Throughout her tenure at Mountain View Group, Ltd., Mo honed her expertise in international production, having successfully navigated the complexities of global project management, collaborating with teams in over 50 countries worldwide to bring her vision to life.
Beyond her primary role at Sky Films, Mo also dedicates a significant amount of her time to producing and directing a wide range of high-profile corporate and commercial content for Mountain View Group, a prominent organization that specializes in creating engaging and effective multimedia solutions for its clients.
Mo has additionally assumed the position of primary director and researcher for a multitude of Sky Films productions, encompassing the emotionally charged documentary "To Breathe as One", the culturally enriching "India Awakes", the life-changing "Changing Lives: Economic Freedom in Action", the inspiring "Trailblazers: the New Zealand Story", the thought-provoking "Sweden: Lessons for America?", and the controversial "Corporate Welfare: Where's the Outrage?".
