Dawn Bird

Originally from British Columbia, Dawn is an actor, writer, casting director and producer for tv, film and web in Regina, Saskatchewan. She runs three Regina- based production companies: B.E.ZEE Productions Inc., DBD Productions Inc. and Iron Door Productions Inc.

Dawn produced the TV series Teen Zone for Shaw Cable, as well as the comedic web series Over the Fence, which she also co-wrote.

Dawn produced the film Bread Thieves, which won the Rising Star Award at The Canadian International Film Festival in 2014. She also wrote and produced the short film Dressed to Impress, which was one of three winners of the ACTRA diversity competition and was shown at the Yorkton Film Festival in Saskatchewan.

Dawn has worked on numerous films and television programs as a Production Manager/Coordinator, Field Producer and Line Producer. She has also helped produce a number of TV commercials (SGI, Sasktel and Saskatchewan Union of Nurses) and worked as an Associate Producer on the reality TV series Nordic Lodge

Currently, Dawn is a producer of a preschool animated tv series called Why Am I for City TV. She is working on the show’s fourth season which will be aired in August of 2022.

Dawn completed the production of the feature film Mercy, in 2020, which was nominated for Borsos Best Canadian Feature at The Whistler Film Festival, was a finalist at 4th Dimension Film Festival, nominated at RIFFA (Regina International Film Festival and Awards), won Best Queer Narrative at Beyond The Curve International Film Festival and has recently been picked up by Summer Hill Films Distribution.

Most recently, Dawn acted as both Producer and Line Producer on the comedic web series entitled Zarqa, which will be aired on CBC Gem in May of 2022.