Olivia Peace, a dynamic and innovative film director and interdisciplinary artist with roots in Detroit, Michigan, but now calling Los Angeles home, is a true pioneer in the creative industry.
With an unwavering passion and conviction that style possesses the extraordinary ability to imbue individuals with confidence and a sense of self, they dedicate themselves to crafting cinematic masterpieces that are overflowing with visual splendor, a true reflection of their artistic vision.
Olivia's remarkable 2017 short film "Pangaea" garnered widespread critical and institutional acclaim, paving the way for a series of esteemed recognitions and opportunities. One such honor was the prestigious fellowship awarded to them by the renowned Sundance Institute, specifically the year-long Ignite Fellowship Program. This coveted recognition provided Olivia with a unique chance to refine their filmmaking skills and cultivate their artistic vision, allowing them to grow as a creator and bring their innovative ideas to life.
Olivia's creative endeavors continued to flourish in 2019, as they concurrently pursued a full-time Master of Fine Arts degree at the prestigious University of Southern California.
During this period, Olivia devoted themselves to the production of their feature film debut, Tahara, a testament to their unwavering dedication and perseverance.
After months of intense effort, Tahara finally premiered at the 2020 Slamdance Film Festival in January, garnering widespread critical acclaim from industry professionals and audiences alike.
Moreover, it is worth noting that Tahara is set to be distributed by the esteemed Film Movement, a renowned organization known for its commitment to promoting and showcasing independent filmmaking talent.
