Stephanie Paris is a multifaceted and accomplished individual, boasting a remarkable career as a director and producer, with a profound impact on the entertainment industry, spanning numerous years and encompassing a diverse array of projects that have left an indelible mark on the world of film and television.
From humble beginnings as a camera assistant on modestly budgeted horror movies, she embarked on a remarkable journey, swiftly ascending the professional ladder to assume the reins as a director and producer of narrative feature films, short films, and documentary projects.
Stephanie, a multi-talented individual, not only helmed and oversaw the production of her debut narrative feature film, "Portraits", but also co-produced a feature-length documentary, "That Guy Dick Miller", which made its highly anticipated global debut at the esteemed SXSW festival in the year 2014.
Notably, she played a pivotal role in the creation of "Easter", a captivating segment featured within the anthology film "Holidays", which garnered significant attention upon its world premiere at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in 2016.
Stephanie's fervent enthusiasm for the horror genre has driven her to collaborate on a multitude of DVD/Blu-ray bonus features for esteemed filmmakers, including the acclaimed David Cronenberg, the influential Jack Hill, the renowned Kinji Fukasaku, the celebrated Pete Walker, the innovative Ted V. Mikels, the legendary John Carpenter, the imaginative Joe Dante, and the iconic Roger Corman, among a vast array of other notable directors.
Stephanie's professional endeavors extend far beyond the realm of cinema, as she is also actively involved in the creation of television and web-based commercials and promotional materials for a diverse array of esteemed clients.
