Support Team
R. Todd Ivey
Partner, VP and Executive Producer
Todd is a Partner, VP and Executive Producer of Wabung Anung, and in charge of financing and legals. He grew up in Toronto, and studied design at Durham College in the early 90s, acquiring a wealth of communications and graphic skills. After working as a graphic designer at a downtown Toronto print shop, he decided to become an entrepreneur. He founded a digital animation and design company that later evolved into Coptor Productions, which he co-owns with Jeremy. Todd has risen through the ranks of the producer’s unit, first as the associate producer for Raising Valhalla (2008), then as co-producer on Kitohcikew (2009), and finally as executive producer for all of Wabung Anung’s subsequent productions, including Sparkle (2010), Catch the Dream Bios (2012), Kaha:wi (2014), Urban Native Girl (2016), two Heritage Minutes in 2016 — Naskumituwin and Chanie Wenjack — and season 1 of Amplify (2019). Below the line, he serves as Production Accountant, and has developed Wabung Anung’s proprietary administration system.
Jeremy Edwardes
Partner, VP and Executive Producer
Jeremy is a Partner, VP and Executive Producer for Wabung Anung. He has been exploring the meeting place between art and technology all his life. He appeared on stage and TV at a young age, toured with the National Theatre School, and is a talented, multi-instrumental musician. Jeremy’s 25-year producing career began as the associate producer on the animated short film Ryan. Directed and animated by Chris Landreth, it won dozens of international awards, including an Oscar in 2005. He produced Raising Valhalla in 2008, one of the last works of legendary director Terence Macartney-Filgate, and his first foray into Indigenous production was Kitohcikew (2009), which screened at multiple festivals and won international acclaim. He co-produced Sparkle, a 2010 holiday TV special, and Catch the Dream Bios (2012), a limited series. He has co-produced several Wabung Anung productions, including Kaha:wi, a stunning 2014 documentary, limited series Urban Native Girl (2016), and 13 episodes of the first season of Amplify in 2019.
Tracy Legault
Creative Producer
Tracy is an award-winning, Francophone producer and creative director, with over 20 years of experience in Canadian film and television. With a multidisciplinary background in virtual arts, media production, and arts management, she blends creativity and strategic vision to craft compelling stories across diverse formats. She played a key role in establishing Northern Ontario as a hub for high-quality productions, creating jobs and expanding opportunities for local talent. Her award-winning projects, spanning drama, feature film and children’s content, have been recognized for their cultural impact, storytelling excellence, and innovative digital media. Expanding her expertise in digital storytelling, design, and interactive media, Tracy is currently pursuing studies at the Toronto Film School. In collaboration with Wabung Anung and Coptor, she continues to drive innovation at the intersection of education and entertainment, championing the richness of underrepresented regional media, and shaping its evolving landscape in Canada.