Zoie Palmer

'Zoie Palmer' (qv) is an English-Canadian actress, born in Calne, Wiltshire, England, to parents of Irish and British descent. She earned her B.F.A. at York University in Toronto, Canada, in 2001; and has since been featured in a variety of film and television projects, including the critically acclaimed _The Reagans (2003)_ (qv) as Patti Reagan and _Out of the Ashes (2003)_ (qv) as Didi Goldstein; and starred as Abby in _Devil's Perch (2005)_ (qv). Palmer has guest-starred in several television series, such as The CW action drama _Nikita (2010)_ (qv) in the episode "Girl's Best Friend" as Anya Vimer; in the HBO Canada comedy _Call Me Fitz (2010)_ (qv) episode "Don of Differently Abled" as Laura (2011); and the CTV crime drama _The Listener (2009)_ (qv) episode "The Shooting" as Staff Sgt. McCoy (2012). She had a recurring role in the popular CTV music drama _Instant Star (2004)_ (qv) as rock singer Patsy Sewer (2006-2007); was a co-lead in the Global drama _The Guard (2008)_ (qv) as Carly Greig; and starred as Dr. Lauren Lewis in the groundbreaking Showcase supernatural drama _Lost Girl (2010)_ (qv). Zoie played the main role of The Android in the science fiction series _Dark Matter (2015)_ (qv). Film work includes the award winning short _Terminal Venus (2003)_ (qv) as Annabelle; horror thriller _Devil (2010)_ (qv) as Cheryl; crime thriller _Cold Blooded (2012)_ (qv) as officer Frances Jane; comedy _Sex After Kids (2013)_ (qv) as Lou; and the fantasy adventure _Patch Town (2014)_ (qv) as Bethany. In 2011, 'Zoie Palmer' (qv) was nominated for "Outstanding Performance - Female" by ACTRA for her performance as Haley in _The Untitled Work of Paul Shepard (2010)_ (qv). She was awarded "Best Actor" for "Terminal Venus" at the 2004 Baja Film Festival (Mexico), and the "Gold Medallion Acting Award for Best Actress in a Feature Film" for "Cold Blooded" by the 2012 BareBones International Film Festival (US). In 2014, Palmer received the "Fan Choice Award for Favourite Canadian Screen Star" by the Canadian Screen 'Awards' (qv).::Harriet Jones (qv's & corrections by A. Nonymous)