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Warren P. Sonoda is a Canadian film and television director, [1] and the current president of the Directors Guild of Canada. [2] Biography. Originally from Hamilton, Ontario, [3] he is currently based in Toronto. [1]
Warren P. Sonoda. Director: Resident Alien. BAFTA and CSA-winning, double Emmy-nominated filmmaker Warren P. Sonoda has directed over 100 episodes of television including Trailer Park Boys, Ghostwriter, Utopia Falls, Murdoch Mysteries, This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Odd Squad and just finished 2 episodes of SyFy's hit series Resident Alien for ...
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BAFTA-winning, CSA and Emmy-nominated filmmaker Warren P. Sonoda is known for directing his features THINGS I DO FOR MONEY, COOPERS' CAMERA, SWEARNET: THE MOVIE, the iconic TV shows TRAILER PARK BOYS, ODD SQUAD, UTOPIA FALLS, and over 160 music videos, 80+ episodes of TV and 11 feature films.
Jan 9, 2020 · HALIFAX — With director Warren P. Sonoda ‘s new film, Things I Do For Money, he wanted to create a thrilling, crime caper film. Peeling back a layer, the film became a way for Sonoda to examine his own cultural identity and tell a story about a Japanese Canadian family growing up in Hamilton that mirrored his own experiences.
Aug 17, 2020 · During his 30-year career in the movie business, Warren P. Sonoda had directed hundreds of music videos, award-winning TV shows and feature-length films. Comedy, drama, mystery and children’s...
Warren P. Sonoda is known as an Director, Author, Editor, Executive Producer, Co-Producer, and Writer. Some of his work includes Resident Alien, Murdoch Mysteries, 5ive Girls, Utopia Falls, Swearnet: The Movie, Total Frat Movie, Merlin and the Book of Beasts, and The Masked Saint.
Jan 22, 2016 · The Masked Saint: Directed by Warren P. Sonoda. With Brett Granstaff, Lara Jean Chorostecki, T.J. McGibbon, Diahann Carroll. A pastor and professional wrestler accepts a position at a struggling church where he helps the community both in his official capacity and as his alter ego The Saint.
