Penny's impressive portfolio is a testament to her remarkable talent, featuring a diverse range of critically acclaimed short films that have garnered widespread recognition.
One of her earliest and most notable works is the 2010 short film "Wilderness", which premiered to great acclaim.
Two years later, in 2012, Penny released "Margaret Finds Her Mojo", another critically acclaimed short film that solidified her reputation as a talented director.
In recent years, Penny has continued to push the boundaries of her craft, directing the 2016 short film "Martin's Hagge", written by the renowned Gordon Pinsent, and the 2018 short film "Night Shoot", which has received significant attention.
In addition to her directorial work, Penny has also been involved in the production of several web series and short films, including two projects that have won prestigious awards.
Furthermore, Penny has collaborated with The Incubator Studio in Toronto to develop television concept pilots, showcasing her versatility and ability to adapt to different mediums.
Penny's writing skills have also been showcased through three feature screenplays, one of which was selected for the 2018 Women in the Director's Chair, Story & Leadership Program, a testament to her dedication to her craft and her passion for storytelling.