Suzanne Coy

Suzanne Coy was an Actress Writer and Entepreneur A graduate of the National Theatre School Jamaican born Suzanne Coy also known as ZAN is a brilliant versatile actormaster of over 30 dialects who always brings something interesting to every part In addition to her stage work including a couple of comedic oneperson shows Suzanne has numerous TV and film credits You may have seen her as series regular in KING the trendsetting police drama Nominated for a Canadian Comedy Award she was a regular on CTVs new hit sitcom DAN FOR MAYOR She had recurring roles both in CBC s HEARTLAND and Globals DA KINK IN MY HAIR You can also catch her on NETFLICKS in Rene Zellweggers NEW IN TOWN NOAHS ARCH JUMPING THE BROOM or MR and MRS LOVING starring Timothy Hutton among others An entrepreneur at heart she was part of a team that is bringing a number of ALTERNATIVE GREEN ENERGY products to the global market She has always been a master networking and instrumental in closing deals where everyone wins Its all part of a vision for film makers corporations and change agents to work together to improve the environment elevate our consciousness Founder of ACT From the HEART Productions Suzanne sees the artist as a community catalyst Her 2 shorts on the great community leader DrOmowale Satterwhite from the East Palo Alto ghetto have played locally in California Suzanne graduated from NCDIs Professional Development for Community Consultants in 2002 and has since applied her studies in her capacity as Program Manager for atrisk youth literacy and numeracy camps For the past 20 years Suzanne has participated in other community arts programs and that use creativity to teach life skills ZAN feels it is her mission to increase our individual capacity for ridiculousness and if it isnt through her comic parodies she also certifies people to laugh for no reason ZAN is a sought after Acting Coach and teacher on and off film sets She believes it is time reclaim the role of the artists to be a part of a new Star System not based on psychotic egoism but based on the idea that the storyteller is the inspiration for personal and community transformation