Tyenne moved to Vancouver, Canada, in 1989, working first as a live-in nanny for the first two years, then becoming a Canadian resident, where she worked mainly in the retail industry. In 2007, she moved to Toronto and worked 8 years for Doggie Central as a dog trainer and groomer, gaining enormous knowledge of dogs and canine behaviour, in turn influencing her first movie idea titled ‘A Dog’s Love’ with a dog named ‘Cash’ as the hero of that story.
In 2015, she returned to Adelaide, South Australia, working five years in housekeeping for The Watermark Hotel, also completing an Aged Care Course, receiving Certificate 1V for Aged Support. Tyenne has always enjoyed movies and writing short film ideas in longhand in exercise books for years. In 2020, she had thought up a couple of film ideas, feeling that they would translate into feature-length movies. Tyenne began to write these projects on her PC, and so began her writing journey, which has been going on for the last 6 years.
