Patricia "Trish" Rainone works both in front and behind the camera. She is one of the producers of A Christmas Letter which released on CBC & CBC Gem in 2021. She makes a cameo in the film as the tough Waitress Sally earning a nod to the performance in The Globe & Mail (What we need now on TV: Three doses of adorable, John Doyle, November 30th, 2021.) Trish plays prisoner "Top Dog" Nikki Picano in the comedy Pink Is In. She co-directed season two of the series which airs on Bell's Fibe TV channel. In 2022, Pink Is In was nominated for Best Series Ensemble by ACTRA/Alliance of Canadian Cinema Television and Radio Artists members, in the running and selected as a finalist amongst the country's most popular television shows. The series has earned many awards and received many positive reviews by television critics. It highlights many female performers and members of the LGBTQ+ community. Prior to working on Pink Is In, Trish co-created the comedy series My Roommate's an Escort and played non-confrontational small-town roommate Heather in the two seasons, earning a Best Actress nomination at TO Webfest in 2017. Trish wrote, directed and starred in the short film Milk, on Amazon Prime US/UK, which focuses on infertility and the complexity of dealing with stress, relationships and the circle of life. She dedicated the film to her friend Daley Blake Smith (AKA Tyler Blake Smith) who encouraged her to direct her own projects. The two friends and actors were penning a coming-of-age feature film called Not All Who Wander Are Lost, with plans of acting together on-screen, prior to his untimely passing. Trish's upcoming projects include a 180 Sisterhood Productions' feminist crime thriller she wrote called Bone Curator. 180 Sisterhood has a series of additional feature films shooting in 2022 and 2023 in Sault, ON with Stardust Pictures. Owners Trish and Rebeka are also the founders of the Sault Film Festival which is in the third year of operations. Trish is represented by Hero Artists Agency.