Zuckerman graduated from McGill University’s film program in Montreal, Quebec and joined the NFB to make her first documentary, the award-winning HALF THE KINGDOM which toured film festivals around the world. She continued her education studying producing and directing at Columbia University's summer program in New York; Writer's workshop at the Script Factory, London and Director's workshop, Director's Guild of Canada.

Films include: EXPOSURE: environmental links to breast cancer, a documentary with singer/actor Olivia Newton-John; a Canada/ New Zealand feature co-production PUNCH ME IN THE STOMACH; the Gemini nominated dramatic series; THE ATWOOD STORIES and several short films.

Recent films include: a feature documentary WE ARE HERE and a short drama, MR. BERNSTEIN winner of won Best Drama at the Toronto International Short Film Festival.

In addition to be a proud member of Film Fatales Canada, Zuckerman is also member of the Independent Film Project, New York; Directors Guild of Canada; has served as a jury member for the Ontario Arts Council, Media Arts Program; a jury chair for a Gemini Awards at The Academy of Film and Television and an early member of Femmes du Cinema de la Télévision et la Vidéo a Montréal.

Zuckerman just completed her feature documentary AFTER MUNICH and in development with Eone on a television series based on the celebrated writer Margaret Atwood’s first novel THE EDIBLE WOMAN; two feature documentaries, an Austrian-Canada co-production THE VIENNESE LETTER and a Dutch – Canada co production, SILENT HOUSE.