Our Team

Julia Currie

Studio Manager

Julia was born in Calabria, Italy and immigrated to Sudbury, Ontario when she was almost three years old. She has lived in Sudbury ever since and can not see herself being anywhere else. She joined the team December 2016 and is very happy that Northern Ontario Film Studios has given her the opportunity to continue enjoying life here in the North.

As the Studio Manager, Julia not only executes contracts, coordinates with producers, transport coordinators, location managers and many more, she also manages the office which includes the building maintenance, purchasing, bookkeeping, coordinating special events and ensuring that the business runs smoothly.

If you require any information, please feel free to contact Julia at any time.

David Anselmo

​Head of Strategic Business Development

Sudbury native, David Anselmo has been in the entertainment industry for over 15 years. After graduating Laurentian University while studying Theatre Arts, Mr. Anselmo spent 7 years of his life working in South Korea and most of Asia as an actor and producer. Among his many credits are international selling films, “Rpoint”, “Welcome to Dongmakgol” and the highest grossing South Korean film of all time “The Host” which passed the $100M at the box office.

Seeing an opportunity to create a new industry in Northern Ontario, he founded Hideaway Pictures in 2010, a Northern Ontario production company with the mandate of attracting bigger film and television productions to the North. He has brought films to Northern Ontario starring Academy Award Winner Mercedes Ruhl, Academy Award Nominee Chloe Sevigny and Meg Tilly, Sam Trammell from HBO’s True Blood, William Baldwin, James Brolin, Jason Priestley, Adam Beach and Dominic Purcell. In 2014, he produced “The Masked Saint” which was recently released in over 600 theatres across North America. To top that, his latest film “Antibirth”, was an official selection at the Sundance Film Festival. In 2016, Hideaway Pictures signed a multi-year, $100M production deal with a major film production partner in Los Angeles.

“I want to show people that we are serious about film in Northern Ontario, that we have stories to tell too.” With a studio garnering international attention and a busy slate for 2018 and beyond, Mr. Anselmo is beginning to achieve exactly that.