Too Opinionated Interview: Tricia Collins

Tricia Collins is a versatile and acclaimed actress, director, and writer from Vancouver, Canada.

As a filmmaker, Tricia’s work has earned significant recognition. Her short film Clinch premiered at the Richard Harris International Film Festival in Ireland, where it was nominated for Best Cinematography, and won her the Best Actress award at the Vancouver International Women in Film Festival. Her directorial debut, REACH, inspired by her late father’s receding memories, screened at numerous festivals, including the Vancouver Asian Film Festival, the WIFTI Showcase, and the Female Eye Film Festival. Tricia also directed the dystopian short film Infect Me Not and the web series Occupy My Life. Showcasing her range as a filmmaker, she has developed TV pilots, web series’ and feature film scripts.

As an actress, Tricia has delivered powerful performances on stage in productions such as As You Like It, Smart People, News of the World, and The Unnatural & Accidental Women. Her voice has also been featured in numerous CBC Radio plays, including Swimming to China and Red Pole Rising. On screen, she has appeared in Supergirl, The 100, The Good Mistress, Luna: Spirit of the Whale, and more. Tricia is also the owner of Perseverance Pictures, a film production company.

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