Emily is the Artistic Executive Director of Bygone Theatre, a registered charity that she has run for the past ten years. She is experienced as a freelance theatre producer, designer and stage manager, and has worked with companies such as Crow's Theatre and Tarragon Theatre in Toronto.Emily has worked as a production coordinator for a feature horror film, and for a short-run tv series. Recently, she completed work as a researcher on "The Torso Killer Confessions", a true crime 2-parter with Cineflix. She also created props for the show, and has done design and set dressing for film. Most recently, Emily founded Era Entertainment, a new media company which currently has two documentaries in development; The Common Sense Revolution (about the failures of Ontario's Disability Support Program, ODSP); and an unnamed but authorized Wayne & Shuster documentary about the Canadian comedy legends.Emily specializes in telling stories that focus on the intimate, often secretive side of life. She is an avid vintage collector and has extensive experience in period production and costume design.Visit emilydix.com for more details.