Geraldine Glattstein is an experienced producer, director and interviewer, with expertise in social-political issues and familiarity working alongside indigenous and multicultural communities. Her work as an independent producer has included feature stories and documentaries broadcast by CBC, Global, CTV, and Knowledge Network.

 

In addition to her experience in video production, she is a pioneer in the women’s movement and founding mother of Vancouver’s WAVAW Rape Crisis Centre, where she served as its first Executive Director. She also established UBC Sexual Assault Centre and has led multiple non-profit agencies. Her higher education includes a Bachelor Degree from Hebrew University in Comparative Literature: Spanish, English, and French, and masters-level education in Mass Media and Communications at SFU, Latin American Literature at UBC, and Television Journalism and Investigative Reporting at BCIT.

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Geraldine is principal owner and CEO of Deluxe Communications, which specializes in the production of high quality documentaries, as well as innovative media, marketing, and special events.