Jennifer Stewart is an award winning production designer with experience in both film and television. 

In 2001 she made her debut as production designer with the feature film, “Scotland, P.A.” which was selected as a Sundance competitor. Since then her credits have included the award-winning CBC mini- series, “Trudeau,” and the Emmy-nominated television movie, “Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story.” She won the DGC award for outstanding production design for the television series, “Snakes & Ladders,” and also for the 8-part, dramatic mini-series, “October 1970.” Jennifer was nominated for both Gemini and DGC awards for outstanding production design for the mini-series, “Trudeau II: Maverick in the Making,” a period drama spanning the 1930s to the 1960’s.

Jennifer has been fortunate to design many different genres of projects from children’s live action (“You & Me” for CBC) to feature films (upcoming independent release, “Sharp Corner“). Additionally she has designed exceptional television productions including the long-running SyFy series, “Haven,” and the acclaimed  series “Pure,” “Burden of Truth,” and “Diggstown.”

Prior to working in the film and television industry, Jennifer earned a Masters of Architecture degree from Dalhousie University. She co-founded the architectural practice, “Savage Stewart Architecture,” and the work of this practice garnered two Nova Scotia Lieutenant Governor’s Awards of Excellence.