Media that makes people laugh and live better.

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Sarah Kapoor is a seasoned producer and co-creator of the acclaimed program 'Past Life Investigation' for CBC Television, which received a Gemini nomination, won The Gracie Award from the Foundation of American Women in Radio and Television, and was notably featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show.

Ms. Kapoor has also lent her expertise as the Senior Producer for CBC's 'Canada’s Next Great Prime Minister' further proving her diverse range of skills in the industry. Her talents extend beyond the traditional boundaries as she has served as a writer, producer-director, and protagonist for the independent dramatic comedy feature, 'The Bad Mother', currently available for streaming on platforms such as Apple TV.

Sarah’s 20-year career in the media industry is split between a significant tenure with the CBC and her role as co-owner of a niche production company, where she catered to the needs of substantial public and private sector organizations.

Presently, she is in the process of developing series concepts, namely 'Future Humans' and 'The Soul Friend Journey' while also producing a documentary ('The Dear Me Project' for Telus). Moreover, she is a sought-after consultant, actively contributing to several independent projects in the capacities of story editor and senior producer. Sarah is an embodiment of relentless dedication, multifaceted talent and life-long professional growth.

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    Artist in Residence

    Residency with The Nelson Civic Theatre Society to examine series production potential in the Kootenays.

  • Awarded 2023 Documentary

    The Dear Me Project

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    Access BIPOC Producer

    One of 22 producers selected for training and mentorship presented by the Canada Media Fund (CMF), European Audiovisual Entrepreneurs (EAVE) & The National Screen Institute.

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    Senior Producer

    CBC News Sunday, Past Life Investigation (Featured on Oprah, Gemini Award Nominee, Gracie Award Winner), Canada’s Next Great Prime Minister (International Emmy Award Nominee)

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    Producer

    #CantWait Campaign

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    Co-Owner, Creative Director

    Full suite of creative services which included strategic and creative concept development, social media planning, ad buying, as well as script writing and production services for viral videos and TV ads.

Producer for The Dear Me Project. A documentary that shows people from age 9 to 90 sharing letters they wrote to their past and future selves.

Senior Producer and Format Co-Creator of “Canada’s Next Great Prime Minister” for CBC Television. Hosted by Rick Mercer and featuring former Prime Ministers was optioned in more than a dozen countries.

Story editor and senior producer for Outsiderness, a one-hour documentary about Carlo Alcos reconciling his cultural identity.

“The Bad Mother” produced, written, acted and directed. Mid-30s Tara leaves her career to care for kids. Things go wrong when her son posts a very private message on social media.

Extraordinary people answer high stake questions about their future - and the future of humanity - using a novel method to explore how we can know tomorrow, today.

A story of an unlikely Tibetan-Canadian couple whose best years were spent in the dire circumstances of a Tibetan refugee camp in India.

An award-winning international mini-series that delves into human interest topics. Featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show, the series has also been nominated for a Gemini Award and won the 2005 Gracie Award for Outstanding Reality Show.

Writer, producer, and director for Cheetah Power Surge energy drink winning the top prize of $25k chosen over 600 other submissions.

A campaign ad for The Broadbent Institute encouraging people to get out and vote. High-production value and engaging creative lead to far more than expected views and earned media coverage.

The Story of Bobby Kennedy and Jerome Smith. When an unknown Freedom Rider challenged Bobby Kennedy, American history was changed forever. Feature-length documentary in development.

Two friends rejuvenate their bond through an annual week-long walking pilgrimage, leading to personal growth and a Friendship Manifesto.

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