Executive Producer and lead actress on TV drama “Blood & Water” for Omni Channel and Rogers Canada. The show has been nominated twice for Best Dramatic Series at the Canadian Screen Awards.

Canada’s number one selling magazine, Chatelain, called her ‘The New Face of Canadian Film’. She has been listed in the ‘Top 10 People to Watch Out For’ by Playback Magazine. She is an alumni of the GEMS emerging producers programme, and The Whistler Talent Lab- Women in Focus.

As an actor, Steph has been nominated for Best Female Lead four times and Best Supporting Actress twice in Canadian Film Awards. She has worked with Jet Li, Jason Statham, Lucy Liu, Emma Stone, Kelly Hu and Talia Shire. She sat alongside Donald Sutherland on the jury of the Whistler Film Festival. Peter Fonda crashed her launch party at the Singapore International Film Festival.

Steph is now bringing her experience in front of the camera, into the realm of creative development.

A former advertising Creative Director, winning over 300 awards at every major show around the world. He lead his agency to the top creative ranking in Australasia, and second in the world.

On the side, he penned, directed, produced, and financed, his first feature film, “The Long Lunch”. It premiered at the Singapore International Film Festival, screened in Cannes as a delegate of Screen Australia, sold to 8 countries and was optioned by the producers of “Jackass” for a US remake.

Antony switched to directing commercials by shooting a charity TVC on the rooftop of an old shophouse in Singapore. It was made for the grand total of 1000 dollars. It won World’s Best Public Service Commercial and was selected for the New Directors’ Showcase in Cannes- putting him amongst the hottest directing talent in the world.

For the last decade, he has been trusted to helm close to 150 advertising campaigns for major global brands, at a production value of over USD96 million. He has survived working with over 30 celebrities, including Tyra Banks, Priyanka Chopra, Megan Gale (Mad Max: Fury Road) and Joe Taslim (Mortal Kombat). His work has appeared as far afield as Australia, Brazil, China, Mexico, South Africa, India, Europe and the USA.

You can view a small selection of his commercial work at:  https://antonyredman.com

And now he is devoting himself to what started him off. Stories. Feature films, TV dramas, animated series, children’s books. His latest screenplay, an LGBTQ samurai epic, placed in the Top 50 of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Academy Nicholl Fellowship, the semi-finals of Final Draft’s Big Break, and is on Coverfly’s Red List- in the top 1% of over 330,000 screenplays.

He spends much of his time mumbling at a screen, in the back corner of the bakery down the road.