Chelsea is a Canadian-American Producer and Line Producer. A member of the Producers Guild of America, Chelsea was born in Toronto, raised in Dubai, and is now based in Los Angeles.
To date, Chelsea has produced nine feature films, multiple short films, music videos, and branded content, with budgets ranging from $50,000 to $5,000,000. She has successfully navigated production logistics such as working with a bear, cast/crews of 200+ people, aerial filming with helicopters, and working within various states to acquire tax credits and rebates towards production. In addition to producing, she has an extensive background in production management and support.
Her feature film credits include “Namaslay” currently in production, the documentary feature “Sacred Soil: The Piney Woods School Story”, which premiered on Hulu in February 2024 (Hulu Original/ESPN+), upcoming narrative feature “Grizzly Night” starring Brec Bassinger, Charles Esten and Jack Griffo, “The Mattachine Family” starring Nico Tortorella, Emily Hampshire and Heather Matarazzo (Outfest, Seattle International Film Festival, Frameline), along with “MFA” (SXSW World Premiere) starring Francesca Eastwood and Clifton Collins Jr., and “Café Americano” (Virginia Film Festival). She has multiple features currently in development.
Chelsea has also produced for companies such as BuzzFeed, Funny or Die, and Ripley's Believe It or Not, in addition to production managing for Annapurna Interactive's “Telling Lies”, who's leading actor Logan Marshall-Green received a BAFTA Nomination. Chelsea has also worked on multiple music videos, including “Run It” with DJ Snake, Rick Ross and Rich Brian, which was released in tandem with Marvel's Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. Chelsea continues to champion projects that capture unique perspectives through a lens of entertainment.