Personal details
- Birth Location: Collingwood, Ontario, Canada
- Professions: Producer, Director, Writer
Christie Will Wolf isn’t just another name in film—she’s got the receipts. CEO of Women in Film Vancouver, nominated for the RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards in 2024, and yeah, she’s actually won and been nominated for just about everything: Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Female-Forward Film, you name it. Her first crack at directing, Dysfunction, snagged the Audience Award in Rhode Island, while Becoming Santa keeps popping up on PEOPLE’s must-watch Christmas lists every year. Directors Guild of Canada gave her the Legacy Award in 2020, and way back, she picked up the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award for, well, basically being unstoppable. She kicked things off as Peter Berg’s assistant, then swapped coffee runs for producing and directing. She wrangled SNL legends like Chris Kattan and David Spade, got Patrick Swayze and Tim Curry in on the fun, and her debut feature Slightly Single in L.A. ended up as one of Netflix’s early grabs before streaming blew up. Boy Toy landed at Lionsgate. And somehow, she’s managed to jump genres like it’s nothing—drama, comedy, thrillers, true crime, you name it. Christie even wrote and directed Hallmark’s first movie made by a woman, Harvest Love. Raised in a tiny town above a ski shop, orphaned young, survived boarding school with 30 girls and 600 boys—Christie’s story is wild, but it’s all grit. She’s now a go-to for TV movies and indie hits, with an MFA, a BFA, and a stack of awards to prove she’s not slowing down.
referencennYeah, so she totally stole the spotlight as the featured model in Aerosmith’s “Jaded” music video—Steven Tyler and Joe Perry front and center, obviously, but she made it pop. Not just a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it cameo either; her whole vibe stuck with fans. People still talk about that video, honestly. And, fun fact, she didn’t just disappear into the background once the cameras stopped rolling. She also did a spread for Q Magazine with Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, which is kind of iconic if you’re into rock history or just wild 2000s music moments. Her presence in both the video and the mag kind of cemented her as part of that era’s rock scene, even if just for that flash of time. It’s wild how one music video can launch someone into a whole different level of fame, right?
Konidela Ram Charan
Collingwood, Ontario, Canada