Bea is a filmmaker and actor.
Acting
Filmmaking
The Toll
Director/writer/producer - Bea Santos
Starring - Maya Misaljevic, Hudson Wurster, Mark Caven, Michela Canon and Steven R. Hart
Producer - Isabelle Deluce, Amanda Pileggi
DP - Morgana McKenzie
Editor - Morgana McKenzie, Bea Santos
Composer - Antonio Naranjo
Production Design - Liliana Vera-Montano
Costume Design - Amy Blaxland
Casting - Jesse Griffiths
Sound Design - Louie Short
Colour - Zach Cox
VFX - Gabriel Stern
Cassandra
Director/writer/producer - Bea Santos
Starring - Dawna Wightman, John Javis, Clare McConnell, Daniel Maslany
Executive Producer - Canadian Film Centre
Producer - Isabelle Deluce
DP - Gabriela Osio Vanden
Editor - Josh Aries
Composer - Antonio Naranjo
Production Design - Molly-Rae Landi
Costume Design - Joanna Syrokomla
Casting - Jesse Griffiths
Post Production Sound - Formosa Group
Colour and Finish - Company 3
Les Fileuses du Destin / FATES
Director/writer/producer - Bea Santos
DOP - Luke McCutcheon
Editor - Ted Husband
Colourist - Zachary Cox
Makeup/Hair - Ray Allison
Costume Design - Joanna Syrokomla
Two To Look One To See
Director/writer/producer - Bea Santos
Starring - Jessica Salgueiro, Stephen R. Hart, David Tompa
Producer - Isabelle Deluce
Producer - Matt Kariatsumari
DOP - Luke McCutcheon
Editor - Andrea Arrin
ADR Recordist - Jessie Follows
Makeup - Ray Allison
Colourist - Zachary Cox
Where There’s Smoke
Director/writer/producer - Bea Santos
Starring - Corteon Moore
Producer - Isabelle Deluce
DOP - Luke McCutcheon
Editor - Ted Husband
Sound Effects Editor - Jane Tattersall
Re-Recording Mixer - Joe Morrow
Colourist - Zachary Cox
About
Biography
Bea Santos is a Canadian filmmaker and actor with a decade of experience on set.
Her acting credits include principal roles in HBO’s third season of True Detective and the Ethan Hawke led bank drama Stockholm which premiered at Tribeca in 2019. She was a series regular for all 3 seasons of Hulu’s The Hardy Boys and has recurred for 9 seasons on CBC’s Murdoch Mysteries.
Bea studied literature and art history at McGill University in Montreal and is an alumna of the Norman Jewison Film Program's Directors Lab at the Canadian Film Centre.
Her award-winning shorts have played all over the world, most recently her film Cassandra premiered at Vancouver International Film Festival and Les Fileuses du Destin, her fashion micro-short, was nominated for a CAFTCAD award. She is the recipient of the Canada Council of the Arts Travel Grant. Her latest short, The Toll, was generously funded by the Canada Council of the Arts Explore and Create Grant.
Informed largely by the folktales told by her late Spanish mother and her upbringing among the lakes and trees of a small Muskoka town, Bea's films fuse elements of magic realism with themes of grief, loss, escape and renewal.
Currently, Bea is in development of her first feature film Holy Objects, a semi-autobiographical magic realism drama.