About

An award-winning director, produced writer, and Emmy-nominated producer, Victoria often originates her own material (IP). Her films have been selected for inclusion in the permanent collection of the Motion Picture Academy, were part of a special exhibit of the Library of Congress, and screened at MOMA and The Smithsonian. Victoria’s work has been broadcast/streamed in more than 20 countries and screened at festivals worldwide.

Victoria has directed and produced for Oscar, Emmy, Golden Globe, and Tony winners, and has written and developed projects for noted celebrities, including the late Nobel Prize Winner Toni Morrison and Academy Award winner “Talking Heads” David Byrne. Her work has taken her around the world — from developing film projects in India to directing television in China. 

Notable credits include the neo-noir thriller Room 32, a festival favorite still winning awards (director); Open House, a comedy pilot with an international cast (co-writer/director); The Amish: Not to Be Modern (director/co-producer); and Grey, a drama (co-writer/co-director). Secret in Provence, a genre-blending feature based on her story and dialogue, which she also co-produced, opened the 15th Annual Venice CA Film Festival, where it won Best Feature.