Vanessa Dylyna is a renowned and accomplished producer of international factual programming, with a plethora of esteemed awards and nominations under her belt. She is soon to release two highly anticipated films, "Plastic People" and "The Good Virus", both of which are poised to make a significant impact in the world of documentary filmmaking.
"Plastic People" is a feature-length documentary that delves into the alarming consequences of microplastics on human health, and is being produced in collaboration with White Pine Pictures. Meanwhile, "The Good Virus" is a film that sheds light on a groundbreaking solution to the scourge of superbugs, and is being co-produced with ID Productions.
In addition to these upcoming projects, Dylyna has a long list of impressive credits to her name. One of her most recent endeavors is "The Divided Brain", a documentary series that features the renowned psychiatrist Dr. Iain McGilchrist, and is broadcast on the CBC's Documentary Channel.
Another notable project is "Into the Inferno", a co-production with Werner Herzog that explores humanity's complex relationship with volcanoes, and is available on Netflix. Dylyna has also produced "Undercover Jihadi" for TVO, a gripping international film that features the testimony of Mubin Shaikh, whose evidence led to the imprisonment of eleven Jihadists.
Furthermore, she has worked on a UK co-production with the CBC, "The Woman Who Joined the Taliban", as well as an arts documentary on the career of Leslie Caron, star of the classic film "An American in Paris", for France's ARTE and TVO. Additionally, her series concept, "Arctic Vets", was produced by Entertainment One for the CBC.
Dylyna's other notable credits include "The Musical Brain", a highly popular film that features Sting, Feist, and Michael Buble, and was broadcast on CTV/Nat Geo International. With her extensive experience and impressive body of work, Vanessa Dylyna is undoubtedly a leading figure in the world of documentary filmmaking.
