Notable achievements of Lucy, a multifaceted artist, include winning the Jury's Choice Award and the DEAI Award for Diversity, Equity, Accessibility and Inclusion at the 42nd Annual Thomas Edison Film Festival for her directorial debut "Chicken", which garnered a Leo Award nomination for Screenwriting and another for Female Performance.
"Chicken", Lucy's directorial debut, has received international recognition, screening at Oscar and BAFTA Qualifying Festivals in Canada, the United States, Australia, and Europe, as well as attracting attention from renowned non-profit organizations such as the Down Syndrome Resource Foundation and the Canadian Down Syndrome Society.
The film has been featured in various prominent platforms, including 3.21: Canada's Down Syndrome Magazine, The LowDOWN: A Down Syndrome Podcast, Burnaby NOW, and AMI's Season 2 of DisRUPT.
As a creative entrepreneur, Lucy runs Strange Company Productions, a production company that enables her to bring her artistic vision to life. She is also the President of Wet Ink Collective, a writer-driven initiative that fosters women's participation in writing, developing, and producing stage and screen stories.
Lucy's educational background includes a graduate degree from Studio 58, and she has received prestigious awards such as the Sydney J Risk Foundation Acting Award and a Jessie Richardson Award.
As a talented and accomplished artist, Lucy's work has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry, and her dedication to promoting diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion has been recognized and celebrated.
