Is a mighty heroin, courageously saving creative integrity everywhere.  This glorious superstar is a Jill of all Trades and one in great demand.  POW!!!

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Don’t be fooled by her simple, yet sophisticated girl-next-door demeanour.  This dynamo is a five-alarm fire burning with desire story tell and teach you through her vibrant eLearning and narration voice overs. BAM!!!

 

Since graduation from Ryerson University’s Radio and Television Program and Seneca College’s Corporate Communications, Colette has graced five major radio/television stations.  AIEEE!!!

 

Working side by side with such power-houses as Lloyd Robertson, Sandie Rinaldo, Valerie Pringle and Daryl Dahmer, she continued to WOW, reporting for Canadian Living Television, Slice, Women’s Network and Global’s Body and Health.  EEE-YOW!!!

 

Colette would be fleshing out stories at all hours of the day and night for programs as well as creating the voice-over.  Whether they needed a classy, quirky, authoritative or child-like sound, Colette did it. Her nick-name? “One-take Colette.”  

KER-SPOOSH!!!

 

When in crisis, producers put the call out for Colette to save the day, recording Saturday cartoon promos, which became her ultimate joy.  Colette got a taste of Voiceover and soaked it in every time she was called to CTV’s recording studios.  She was requested to host live television shows dealing with chartered accountants, breast-feeding and asthma.  Who knew Colette could turn accounting into a riveting show with the phone lines ringing off the hook?  SPLATT!!!

 

Since Colette has a medical background, as a PR whiz at St. Michael’s and the former Wellesley Hospitals, she wrote up news releases garnering grant money for high profile doctors from all the national and international media coverage she got with her talented writing.  WHACK!!!

 

For fun, Colette trips the light fantastic starring in community theatre productions.  From Bye Bye Birdie, Anything Goes to Godspell, Colette played the role of Dulcie in The Boyfriend.  Colette says it was the easiest role, joyously playing a flirtatiously blonde wing nut, tap dancing up a storm.  Meadowvale Theatre Director and Ryerson’s theatre professor, Paul Eck, said Colette was his best Dulcie ever.

 

As a 680News traffic reporter for 21 years, Colette has had no problem telling you where to go!!!!  And, the fastest route to get to the cottage dock on time! KRUNCH!

 

And if you want the best, forget the rest.  Colette packs a punch that is a pure knockout.  KAPOWIE!!!