Michael Volpe, the President of Topsail Productions, a renowned entertainment industry stalwart based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, has accumulated a remarkable portfolio of accomplishments throughout his illustrious career.
Michael's professional endeavors extend far beyond his notable work on Trailer Park Boys, as he has also ventured into the realm of feature film production with The Healer, a heartwarming cinematic masterpiece penned and directed by the talented Paco Arango, and produced in collaboration with the esteemed Enrique Posner.
His impressive producing credits also include the critically acclaimed drama series Black Harbour, a series that showcases his ability to collaborate with other prominent producers to bring a project to life.
In addition, Michael's producing portfolio boasts a range of feature films, including the award-winning Afghan Luke and the equally impressive Moving Day, both of which demonstrate his capacity to work effectively with other producers to create compelling and engaging storytelling.
Furthermore, Michael's experience in the realm of television production is evident in his work on the CBC mini-series Canada Russia '72, a project that required his skills as a producer to bring a complex and nuanced narrative to the screen.
Throughout his career, Michael has consistently demonstrated his ability to produce high-quality content that resonates with audiences, and his work on these various projects serves as a testament to his dedication to his craft.
Michael's educational credentials are truly exceptional, as he has accomplished a remarkable feat in academic excellence. He obtained an honors degree in Political Science from Saint Mary's University, where he stood out among his peers by being crowned Valedictorian of his graduating class, a testament to his academic prowess. Building upon this foundation, Michael furthered his education by pursuing a Law degree, specifically an L.L.B., from Dalhousie University. Prior to embarking on a career in the entertainment industry, Michael showcased his exceptional athletic abilities as a skilled hockey goalie, playing at the prestigious level of Major Junior 'A' for the Kitchener Rangers and Toronto Marlies, and even had the distinction of being drafted by the National Hockey League's New York Islanders.
