Elza Kephart, a native of Montréal, Canada, embarked on a journey to attain a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Film Production and Screenwriting from Emerson College, laying the groundwork for her future endeavors.
Upon completing her academic pursuits, Kephart returned to her hometown, where she penned and directed her debut feature film, "Graveyard Alive," a testament to her creativity and talent.
Since its premiere in 2003, the movie has garnered widespread acclaim, screening at over 20 international film festivals and collecting numerous awards along the way, solidifying its place as a standout in the world of cinema.
Moreover, "Graveyard Alive" was selected for distribution and international sales, a significant milestone in Kephart's career, showcasing her ability to produce a film that resonates with audiences worldwide.
Throughout her career, Kephart has had the privilege of participating in prestigious programs, including the Canadian Film Centre's Director's Lab, the TIFF Talent Lab, and the Berlinale Talent Campus, providing her with invaluable opportunities for growth and development.
Notably, she has received development funding for a multitude of projects, a testament to her dedication and perseverance in pursuing her passion for filmmaking.
Kephart's sophomore feature, "Go in the Wilderness," is a testament to her continued growth as a filmmaker, showcasing her ability to evolve and refine her craft with each new project.
