Profile

Jayme Lavell Pfahl

Jayme Pfahl has been involved in the film industry in British Columbia well over 20 years. A versatile and skillful manager of both people and money, with a keen creative eye, Jayme has extensive producer credits ranging from feature films to drama to documentary to reality-based television.

Jayme has spoken on panels at the Vancouver International Film Festival’s Trade Forum, Canadian Music Week Conference, UBC Creative Writing Program, Canadian Film Centre, The Vancouver Film School and Women in Film.  Jayme has been a mentor for the UBC Trimentorship Program as well as being a board member with the CMPA-BC for 3 terms.

FILMOGRAPHy

2010

Executive produced the comedy pilot Fancy for the CBC.

2009

Executive produced The Cult, a one hour pilot for CBC and ITV/Granada.

2006

Executive produced the black comedy pilot Pure Evil (Showcase), and the miniseries Terminal City (CHUM/The Movie Network/Movie Central).

2005

Executive Producer on the feature Moving Malcolm written and directed Benjamin Ratner and starring Elizabeth Berkley and John Neville.

2001-2002

Executive Producer on the documentaries K-9 Corrections and MockStars and produced the highly successful reality television series No Boundaries (Global Television/The WB Network).

1993-2000

Associate Producer on the television movies Other Women's Children(Crescent/ABC Productions), and Frostfire (CBC/Alliance). Jayme also acted as Co-Producer on three television movies for ABC/Lifetime, and produced the television movie Beauty’s Revenge (NBC). Jayme was Executive Producer on the feature film Naked Frailties, and Co-Producer on Marine Life, a feature staring Cybil Sheppard. Jayme was the Supervising Producer on the Discovery Channel’s 13 hour documentary series Storm Warning, and on several other series and six one-hour specials for The Discovery Channel and The Learning Channel.