Perrie Voss

Perrie Voss is a Canadian Screen Award winner. Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, Perrie wears many hats as a filmmaker - an award-winning screenwriter, picture editor, producer, and Canadian Screen Awards-nominated actor. Most notably, Perrie co-wrote, co-produced, co-starred, and co-edited 2 seasons of "Avocado Toast, the series", based on her real-life story and experiences. It is airing on OUTtv, Amazon Prime, and Apple TV+, and more globally. Most recently, Perrie co-created her second series, "Stories from My Gay Grandparents", which premiered at Inside Out in Toronto in May 2024 and took home two wins at the Canadian Screen Awards in 2025 including "Best Series - Fiction". She also edited, starred in, and associate-produced 'Really Happy Someday', which had its world premiere at TIFF 2024 and won 'Best Canadian Feature' at Inside Out 2025. After graduating from the esteemed Classical Conservatory program at George Brown Theatre School in Toront,o she spent the first 10 years as a professional actor on stage until working full-time in film an TV. As a filmmaker, Perrie focuses on telling stories with diverse and underrepresented narratives, especially female-led and LGBTQ2IA+ projects. Perrie is also a horseback rider, cyclist, downhill skier, runner, and visual artist.