Kristy Assu
About Kristy Assu
Kristy Assu is a Supervising Producer at TELUS Originals in Vancouver, Canada, with over a decade of experience in production roles and a background in Aboriginal Film studies from Capilano University.
Current Position at TELUS Originals
Kristy Assu serves as the Supervising Producer at TELUS Originals. In her role, she oversees the production of original content for the company, ensuring that projects are completed on time and within budget. Based in the Vancouver, Canada Area, Kristy contributes significantly to the creative and logistical aspects of TELUS's content creation efforts.
Project Manager at TELUS
Kristy Assu also holds the position of Project Manager at TELUS. She is responsible for coordinating various projects, managing teams, and ensuring that project objectives are met efficiently. Her dual role at TELUS highlights her versatility and expertise in both production and project management.
Previous Experience at Isuma International
From 2016 to 2018, Kristy Assu worked as a Line Producer/Production Supervisor at Isuma International. During her tenure, she worked on projects in Haida Gwaii, gaining valuable experience in production management in a diverse and dynamic environment.
Role at Coyote Science Inc.
Kristy Assu served as a Line Producer at Coyote Science Inc. from 2016 to 2017. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, she was responsible for supervising various aspects of production, ensuring that projects were executed smoothly and efficiently during her one-year tenure.
Long-term Commitment at Urbanrez Productions Inc.
Kristy Assu spent a decade at Urbanrez Productions Inc. from 2005 to 2015 working as a Producer. In this role, she was integral to numerous production projects, contributing her expertise in the Vancouver, British Columbia area. Her long-term commitment to the company showcases her dedication and extensive experience in the field.
Educational Background at Capilano University
Kristy Assu completed her studies at Capilano University, focusing on Aboriginal Film studies from 2003 to 2005. She continued her education at the same university from 2004 to 2006. Her academic background has provided her with a solid foundation in film studies, particularly in the context of Aboriginal culture and storytelling.