BIO

Nadine Charleson

Nadine is an actor, voice artist, and director with a passion for bringing compelling stories to life—whether in front of the camera, behind it, or behind the mic. From stage to screen to interactive storytelling, she brings authenticity and depth to every role.Her filmmaking journey began in high school, where she ran the AV club and earned national recognition for her anti-drinking and driving PSA in a CBC competition. After graduating with honors from Simon Fraser University’s BFA Theatre program, she expanded her creative focus to directing, recently honing her skills through Cat Hostick's directing course at LB Acting Studios. Her debut short film, Ladyfingers, is currently in post-production after being created for the Firecracker Department’s Comedy Film Igniter competition.

With experience as both an actor and Assistant Director, Nadine brings a unique perspective to the director’s chair, balancing strong performances with the demands of a well-run set. She is especially passionate about centering women in storytelling and creating opportunities for diverse talent both on screen and behind the camera.When she’s not performing or directing, Nadine runs Center Stage Design, helping fellow artists build standout online presences. Based in Toronto, she is always developing new ways to tell stories that resonate—whether through film, voice work, or the digital space.