Sook-Yin Lee is a Canadian broadcaster, musician, film director, actress and multimedia artist.

[4] Her father was a post-World War II orphan from Hong Kong, and her mother an escapee from Communist China[3] who remained in and out of psychiatric institutions when Lee was young.

[9] Neko Case covered Lee's song "Knock Loud" on her 2001 EP Canadian Amp.

[11] They occasionally performed improvised musical sets under the name LLVK, short for Lee/Litovitz/Valdivia/Kamino, and formed the band Jooj, which released its debut album in 2015.

[12] An album of music written by Sook-Yin and Adam was completed in 2020 and was released under the title of jooj two in April 2021 on Mint Records.

During her last appearance as a MuchMusic VJ in 2001, Lee and her co-host turned their backs to the camera, and mooned the audience on live television.

[15][18] She became the new host of CBC Radio One's Saturday afternoon pop culture magazine radio-show Definitely Not the Opera in 2002.

[19] In the fall of 2004, she hosted a documentary celebrating Terry Fox as part of the CBC Television series The Greatest Canadian.

[21] During the games, Lee filmed a TV spot that touched upon concerns regarding human rights and political issues.

In 2016, Lee hosted the 10 episode summer series Sleepover for CBC Radio,[22][23] which continued as a podcast[24] until 2018.

Due to Mitchell's announcement that the film was to be sexually explicit in nature – Lee and other cast members perform non-simulated intercourse and masturbation on screen – the CBC initially threatened to fire her.

The film takes place in various locations around the world - Canada, China, and South Africa - demonstrating the universality of STDs/STIs.

From 2015 to 2017, she created and directed Sphere of Banished Suffering with dancers Jenn Goodwin, Mairi Greig, and Charlie McGettigan with Litovitz developed in residencies with LUFF art+dialogue, Dancemakers, Artscape Sandbox, and premiered at the Festival of New Dance 2017.