Lucé Tomlin-Brenner is a dynamic and versatile creative individual who seamlessly traverses the boundaries between comedy and filmmaking with remarkable ease. Hailing from Elyria, Ohio, she has since relocated to the culturally rich and diverse city of Los Angeles, where she continues to refine her artistic skills. With a rich background in improvisation, Lucé has had the privilege of honing her craft through her extensive experience as a performer with the renowned Upright Citizens Brigade Theater.
This pivotal moment in her life has had a profound impact on her distinctive writing, directing, and acting approach, which is marked by a groundbreaking fusion of cleverness, humor, and profound emotional resonance.
Notably, in the year 2020, her highly acclaimed horror-comedy, Messed Up, concluded its festival circuit, thereby solidifying her status as an emerging talent in the entertainment industry.
In the year 2021, a trailblazing entrepreneur by the name of Lucé embarked on a revolutionary venture, giving birth to Too Much Productions, a trailblazing queer feminist horror-comedy collective that is redefining the landscape of independent filmmaking.
Lucé's artistic pursuits are fueled by an unwavering enthusiasm for delving into the bizarre and unjust aspects of our rapidly evolving world, where the lines between reality and fantasy are constantly blurring.
Lucé's impressive array of achievements notwithstanding, she has an uncanny ability to acknowledge and confront her own limitations and apprehensions, demonstrating a remarkable capacity for self-awareness and introspection.
In a candid moment of vulnerability, Lucé reveals that her most profound and intense fear is the possibility of meeting a violent and untimely demise, a sobering reality that serves as a poignant reminder of the transience and fragility of human existence.
