Russ Cochrane
He served as Executive Producer and writer on the hit Global/ABC television drama Rookie Blue, a writer and creative consultant on the hit CBS/CTV television series Flashpoint, an executive producer on the CTV/NBC supernatural drama The Listener, and co-executive producer on the CTV/The N mystery series Whistler.
Cochrane also wrote the original screenplay for the Gemini Award-winning MOW Last Exit, directed by John Fawcett. His other credits include the adventure series Young Blades; the teen comedy Radio Free Roscoe; and MTV's Undressed, produced by Roland Joffé.
Cochrane earned a degree in Philosophy and History from Dalhousie University, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. He has participated as an invited speaker at the Canadian Film Centre, and The Toronto Screenwriting Conference.
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