PAIGE K BOUDREAU is a Calgary-based filmmaker known for her bold, eccentric voice and her passion for both scripted and unscripted storytelling. Her diverse body of work includes true crime docuseries’ like Friends Speak and acclaimed shorts such as Mallory Memphis. Her debut feature Orphanhood, a raw exploration of grief, is currently making its way through the festival circuit.

A former editor turned director, Paige brings a keen eye for visual storytelling, emotional depth, and unexpected humor to every frame. She’s also an alumni of the Women in the Director’s Chair program and a rising force in Canadian cinema.

Passionate about community building, Paige is dedicated to uplifting local voices and stories, ensuring that diverse perspectives have a platform on screen. Vivo has a special place in her heart, and her commissioned art film The Neighbourhood: Sights & Sounds screens at the Indoor Park on a regular basis.

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