Inspiration

by: Terence Mbulaheni

Barbara Doran is an award-winning, filmmaker who lives in St. John's Newfoundland. She has produced and directed innovative films and television shows for almost three decades. Her critically acclaimed documentary films and dramas have been broadcast throughout Canada and internationally. Her interest in history, culture, and the human condition continues to create groundbreaking work.  This includes: Voices of Change, a film about sweatshops in Guatemala, serial killers on death row in The Man Who Studies Murder to AIDS, and now the history of the French in Newfoundland. 

Director: Barbara Doran & Camera operator: Mark Ellam

 Barbara is a highly regarded and respected film producer who is also well known for the  memorable television mini-series Random Passage, and the recent feature film, Love & Savagery. She is actively involved in the Canadian film community, and is an active member of various Canadian film associations.