Terri-Lyne Gedanitz has a long creative history – and her latest project – which she calls her passion project, is certainly destined to make it’s mark. Born in the serene confines of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Born in Canada, Gedanitz’s path is as compelling as it is inspiring. Terri-Lyne’s career commenced in the bustling world of film, where she initially made her mark as a talent agent for background actors and commercials. Her discerning eye for talent and relentless work ethic soon propelled her into more prominent roles within the industry. By her 30s, she says, she had ascended to the role of a casting director, contributing her expertise to music videos and films that would later define segments of Canadian entertainment. Notable credits under her belt include “Selfie From Hell,” “Wrecker,” and “In The End,” each project further cementing her reputation as a versatile and dynamic force in film production.
However, it was Terri-Lyne’s undying passion for storytelling that eventually led her to explore new avenues beyond the silver screen. Today, she is celebrated not only for her contributions to film but also as an author of gripping fantasy, horror, and thriller screenplays and books aimed at both adults and teens. Among these works, “The Dream Writer” stands out as a testament to her imaginative prowess and ability to weave complex narratives that captivate readers from start to finish.
Despite her successful transition into writing, Gedanitz has never strayed far from the cinematic world that first sparked her creative spirit. These days, she channels much of her energy into what she affectionately refers to as her “passion project” – a forthcoming young adult (YA) graphic novel and coloring book series titled “Karmic.” With its captivating tagline – “She is neither your friend nor your foe. She is here to help you reap what you sow!” – this series assures an innovative take on karma through the adventures of its protagonist.
“Never has Karma been told like this before,” Terri-Lyne muses on the project’s website. Inspired by divine forces with themes deeply rooted in morality and justice, Karmic emerges from mystical justice incarnated into a human named KARMIC. Endowed with shape-shifting abilities, KARMIC endeavors to restore balance in a world besieged by injustice.
The excitement surrounding “Karmic” extends beyond its narrative innovation; fans eagerly anticipate its adaptation across various media platforms. Leveraging her extensive experience in entertainment, Gedanitz plans not only to bring Karmic’s story to film or TV but also aims to introduce it into the gaming world – assuring an immersive experience across different forms of media consumption.
Interest in “Karmic” has already seen tangible manifestations; while the graphic novel series remains available for pre-order at karmicseries.ca/product/karmic-graphic-novel-1/, enthusiasts can indulge their creativity with the “Karmic Story Coloring Book,” available on Amazon. This unique coloring book invites aspiring artists not just to engage visually but also encourages them to pen their own stories or poems about karma – an interactive approach that resonates well with Gedanitz’s belief in participatory storytelling.
For those looking deeper into Terri-Lyne’s vision behind Karmic’s universe or wish to delve into discussions ranging from karma itself to anti-bullying initiatives or breaking negative cycles can find rich insights on her blog at terrilynegedanitz.com – an extension of Gedanitz’s commitment toward enriching dialogues around critical societal issues through creative mediums.
As we await further developments on “Karmic” and other future projects from Terri-Lyne Gedanitz’s imaginative reservoirs, one thing remains clear: here lies an artist whose journey transcends conventional boundaries between mediums – merging written word with visual artistry in ways that continue to enchant audiences worldwide.
In every sense, Terri-Lyne embodies creativity unbound – continuously pushing against perceived limits toward ever-new horizons in storytelling.
To explore more about Terri-Lyne Gedanitz’s work or keep updated on “Karmic,” visit www.karmicseries.ca and follow @karmicspage across social platforms: Instagram, Facebook.
Published By: Aize Perez
