Collaborating with diverse teams and communities, global funders and influencers, Liz Marshall has directed five feature documentaries: s-yéwyáw / AWAKEN (a TELUS original; 2023 Planet in Focus Audience Choice Award;) Meat the Future (a documentary Channel original; 2020 Hot Docs At Home On CBC; Nominee/Winner of 10+ global awards; Redford Center/Doc Society supported impact campaign;) Midian Farm (2018, subject of Liz’s Masters in Cinema MFA thesis); The Ghosts in Our Machine (a documentary Channel original; 2013 Hot Docs World Premiere; Winner/Nominee 15+ global awards; Nominee of 4 x Canadian Screen Awards; 2014 Academy Award Long-list; Doc Society supported impact campaign); Water On The Table (a TVO original; 2010 Planet in Focus Best Canadian Documentary; Donald Brittain Award Gemini Nominee.)

Liz is an active member of the Canadian film community. She's a member of the Directors Guild of Canada – BC Chapter, and serves on the board of directors for Cinema Politica, a non-profit supporting the work of independent, political filmmakers in Canada and beyond. As a longtime member of DOC (Documentary Organization of Canada) Liz was an elected board member for six years of the Toronto chapter which formed the DOC Institute – the collective voice for Ontario's indie documentary community. Liz is a founding member of the Canadian chapter of Film Fatales, a global community of experienced women, trans and non-binary feature film and television directors dedicated to expanding the landscape of representation in storytelling.