Growing up in Belle River, Ontario, Sandra Feldman spent her days immersed in martial arts movies. For years, she wished to begin martial arts training, but could not because, as the saying goes, "girls should be seen, not kicking ass." She could only content herself with watching classes from the sidelines. Finally, encouraged by her future husband, she joined a Tae Kwon Do school in 1983. In 1993 Sandra realized her childhood dreams of appearing in a kung fu series as a stunt woman. She is currently a 5th degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and is the proud mother of four children, all black belts themselves.
Sandra wrote The Art of Wushu as a love letter to kung fu films everywhere. It was the product of years of thought and truly came to life one day on a paper napkin. Her previous film work includes Touch of Grey, a "coming of middle-age" feature length-film that she wrote, which is currently in post-production.