Tricia Collins is a multifaceted creative force, excelling as both an actress and filmmaker. Her most recent project, Clinch: A Violent Love Story, showcases her versatility as a writer, director, and lead actress, with the added distinction of being made possible by a grant from the National Film Board.
This talented individual's educational background is impressive, having attended the esteemed Bell Media and WGC Diverse Screenwriter's program. Tricia also holds a Master's degree from Ryerson University's RTA School of Media, as well as a Bachelor of Fine Arts in contemporary theatre from Simon Fraser University.
On stage, Tricia has demonstrated her range as a lead actress in productions such as Smart People, The City and The City, News of the World for Neworld Theatre, Beaver by Claudia Dey, The Unnatural & Accidental Women at Buddies in Bad Times, Hunted, and Women in Fish by Marie Clements.
In addition to her stage credits, Tricia has also made a significant impact on screen, with notable roles in Evil Men, The Good Mistress, Luna: Spirit of the Whale, The Guard, Supernatural, Eureka, and Reaper.
Beyond her artistic pursuits, Tricia is a dedicated advocate and educator, committed to empowering youth from marginalized communities. Through her work, she teaches underprivileged children the skills to write, act, and create films, providing them with a platform to express themselves and share their stories.
