Charie Van Dyke | |
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Occupation(s) | Producer, CEO at New Image College of Fine Arts, Entrepreneur |
Years active | 1980–present |
Charie Van Dyke (born December 10, 1965) is a former actor and model, the current president and co-owner of New Image College of Fine Arts, and a producer, known for The Clean-Up (2014), Famine (2011), and Star Vehicle (film) (2010). [1]
Van Dyke was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. [2] At a young age, she followed her parents, Charlotte and Bill, to Los Angeles, California, where she continued her high school education. During this time, she was an avid athlete and became an All-American in track and field. After high school, she developed her interest and love for modelling and acting, which allowed her to travel across the world. [2] In her mid-twenties, she settled back down in Vancouver and took over her parents business.
Van Dyke was a model when her parents, both psychologists, started New Image College of Fine Arts, back then known as New Image Enterprises, in 1980. [3] At that time, New Image was a school for self-improvement. [3] In 1988, Van Dyke took over when her mother left to care for her father after he suffered a debilitating injury. [4] Under her ownership, the school was changed, restructured and made it into a school where acting programs, professional makeup, and professional skin care were taught. [3] Soon after, Van Dyke met her husband and the current co-owner of New Image, John Craig. Together, in 2004, the two went through accreditation and moved the school to their current Downtown Vancouver location. [5] As their college grew larger, Van Dyke, with the help of her husband, founded New Image Entertainment in order to create more opportunities for the graduates of their college. [6] Recently, in 2014, New Image Entertainment, under the leadership of John Craig, was hired by an outside source for a professional production, not connected to the college. [3]
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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2008 | Behind the Roses | Executive producer | Short film |
2008 | Bite Me? | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | The Tour | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | Asura | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | Black Harvest | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | Hotel | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | A Kind of Magik | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | Bikini Madness | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | Unknown & Forgotten' | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | Lit Up | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | Stones in a Cathouse | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | Jessie's Back | Executive producer | Short film |
2008 | Hospital | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | The Abused | Executive producer | Short Film |
2008 | Betrayal | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Seeds | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | The Arrival | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Conversations of a Different Kind | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Street Life | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Robot | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Homewreckers | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Bush Party | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Cumberdale | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | I Saw You | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Together We're Heavy | Producer | Feature Film |
2009 | Suicide Club | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Experience Hope | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Stuck | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Speed Dating | Executive producer | Short Film |
2009 | Detention | Executive producer | Short Film |
2010 | Camp Goodtimes | Executive producer | Short Film |
2010 | Brainstorm | Executive producer | Short Film |
2010 | Commentary | Executive producer | Short Film |
2010 | Star Vehicle (film) | Executive producer | Feature Film |
2010 | 21/12/12 | Executive producer | Short Film |
2010 | Forever Hold Your Piece | Executive producer | Short Film |
2010 | Dead Vampires | Executive producer | Short Film |
2010 | A Forest | Executive producer | Short Film |
2010 | Wave | Producer | Feature Film |
2010 | The Rock In the Box | Executive producer | Short Film |
2010 | The Pearly Gates | Executive producer | Short Film |
2010 | All In Two Days | Executive producer | Short Film |
2011 | Dinner at Goldies | Executive producer | Short Film |
2011 | Who Killed Pirate? | Executive producer | Short Film |
2011 | Semantics | Executive producer | Short Film |
2011 | The Sessions | Executive producer | Short Film |
2011 | The End | Executive producer | Short Film |
2011 | Geofinger | Executive producer | Short Film |
2011 | Foreclosed | Executive producer | Short Film |
2011 | Exile | Executive producer | Short Film |
2011 | Deep Inside You | Executive producer | Short Film |
2011 | Analyze What? | Producer | Feature Film |
2011 | Famine | Executive producer | Feature Film |
2011 | Food | Executive producer | Short Film |
2012 | Kids Dot World | Executive producer | Short Film |
2012 | Nuked | Executive producer | TV mini-series |
2012 | Disorderly Conduct | Executive producer | Short Film |
2013 | Two Sweet Hairdos | Executive producer | Short Film |
2013 | The Sun Should Doubt | Executive producer | Short Film |
2013 | The Redemptus Files | Executive producer | TV series |
2013 | Sh!t Talker | Executive producer | Short Film |
2013 | A Very Bad Night | Executive producer | Short Film |
2013 | Angels Among Us | Executive producer | Short Film |
2014 | Alarming | Executive producer | Video |
2014 | America's Most Hunted | Executive producer | Short Film |
2014 | The Motel Room | Producer | Short Film |
2014 | Creatura | Executive producer | Short Film |
2014 | The Clean-Up | Executive producer | Post-Production |
2014 | The Privileged | Executive producer | Post-Production |
2014 | The Cargo | Executive producer | Post-Production |
2014 | Cannibal Lipstick | Executive producer | Post-Production |
2014 | A Safe Place | Executive producer | Post-Production |
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