Carinne Leduc is an award-winning actress, screenwriter, and director. She recently wrapped production on 11h11, a TV dramedy she created, wrote, and stars in, set to air on ICI Radio-Canada Télé.

 

She has acted in numerous television shows and feature films, including The Handmaid's Tale, Murdoch Mysteries, and District 31. Her performance in the feature film 3 Saisons, which she also co-wrote, earned her Best Actress awards at the Whistler Film Festival and the Salento International Film Festival, along with a Genie Award nomination for Best Actress. Her voice adds flair to animated characters, global brands, narration and dubbing. As a writer, she also took part in the prestigious TIFF Writers’ Studio.

 

Her directorial projects include short films, music videos, and commercials. Her short documentary The Story Coat won multiple awards, aired on CBC, and is available on CBC Gem.

 

Leduc divides her time between Toronto, Montreal, and Cape Town. She acts, writes, and directs in both English and French—and delights in cooking, martial arts, and spreads a mean tarot.

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