Kris Mish

Kris Mish is a distinguished Canadian writer, producer, director, music producer, lighting and projection designer. He has been working in the industry for over 10 years, boasting an impressive repertoire of over 300 credits spanning film, television, and theatre. His journey in the entertainment industry began as a performer, before transitioning to a flourishing career behind the lens. Kris' first film, "The Photograph," premiered at the Calgary International Film Festival, jumpstarting his dynamic career.

Through his engagement in film, theatre and music, Kris reveals a skillset that is as diverse as it is proficient. With
a vision to create and shape his own narratives, Kris established his production company, Pink + White Creative. Through Pink + White, Kris has written, directed, and produced an array of successful films, series, music videos, commercials, and theatrical productions. Kris champions a collaborative creative environment, prioritizing original and sustainable projects that resonate with audiences in both domestic and international markets.

Kris’ portfolio features an extensive body of work across multiple disciplines. His original projects under the Pink + White banner include films Red Lights, y2k: do not use, What I Want, Triangle, web series Hot Girl Summer (Season 1), music videos and commercials. He also designed for Stage West Theatre Restaurants, Youth Singers of Calgary, StoryBook Theatre, Dave Kelly Live and New Image College. Other notable projects include Leo (Netflix), Fraggle Rock (AppleTV+), Z, Spiral (Digital Interference), Wynonna Earp (Syfy/Seven24 Films), Fortunate Sons (CBC), Tribal (Prairie Dog Film + TV/APTN) and A Teacher (FX)

Currently, Kris is developing several new films, series, and theatrical projects, continuing to expand his impressive and diverse body of work.