Ellivia Gold
- Actress
- Writer
Ellivia Gold is an award-winning actor, filmmaker, and singer, as well as a trained dancer and mental health advocate. A senior at Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and the Performing Arts, she has built a diverse body of work across independent film and stage, including 10 independent films and Off-Broadway credits.
Her film work includes Rapids, opposite Homer Gere; Queen of Magic, portraying Young Addison in the film directed by Academy Award nominee Stacey Maltin, with festival selections including Lighthouse International Film Festival and Big Apple Film Festival; and Immutable Uncertainties, directed by Arielle Friedman, which screened at the Lower East Side Film Festival and received the Audience Award at the National Film Festival for Talented Youth. She also stars in the award-winning comedic film Planting an Unwanted Seed, for which she received a Young Artist Academy Best Actress nomination. She will next star in the title role of Cassandra, a psychological drama.
On stage, Ellivia made her Off-Broadway debut as Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol at The Players Theatre in New York City, featured in The New York Times’ events listings. She later appeared as an understudy in the original Off-Broadway production of You & Me at A.R.T./New York, where her performance received press recognition.
As a filmmaker, Ellivia wrote, co-produced, and stars in The Quiet Between (2026), a hope-driven drama centered on human connection, resilience, and hope, directed by Sam Evoy and produced by Gilana Lobel of Go Be One Motion Pictures. The film has received five awards and 10 nominations across the festival circuit, including the Jury Award for Best Women Filmmakers at the Big Apple Film Festival and Best Short Runner-Up at the Brightside Film Festival. Ellivia received the Rising Star Award at the Brightside Film Festival for her lead performance. The film was also named a semifinalist at the Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival and has received nominations including Best Picture and Best Story. The Quiet Between continues its festival run with screenings and selections at festivals in the United States and Canada.
Ellivia is the founder of As You Are Now, a social media empowerment initiative focused on emotional health, self-acceptance, and the belief that you are enough exactly as you are.
Her film work includes Rapids, opposite Homer Gere; Queen of Magic, portraying Young Addison in the film directed by Academy Award nominee Stacey Maltin, with festival selections including Lighthouse International Film Festival and Big Apple Film Festival; and Immutable Uncertainties, directed by Arielle Friedman, which screened at the Lower East Side Film Festival and received the Audience Award at the National Film Festival for Talented Youth. She also stars in the award-winning comedic film Planting an Unwanted Seed, for which she received a Young Artist Academy Best Actress nomination. She will next star in the title role of Cassandra, a psychological drama.
On stage, Ellivia made her Off-Broadway debut as Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol at The Players Theatre in New York City, featured in The New York Times’ events listings. She later appeared as an understudy in the original Off-Broadway production of You & Me at A.R.T./New York, where her performance received press recognition.
As a filmmaker, Ellivia wrote, co-produced, and stars in The Quiet Between (2026), a hope-driven drama centered on human connection, resilience, and hope, directed by Sam Evoy and produced by Gilana Lobel of Go Be One Motion Pictures. The film has received five awards and 10 nominations across the festival circuit, including the Jury Award for Best Women Filmmakers at the Big Apple Film Festival and Best Short Runner-Up at the Brightside Film Festival. Ellivia received the Rising Star Award at the Brightside Film Festival for her lead performance. The film was also named a semifinalist at the Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival and has received nominations including Best Picture and Best Story. The Quiet Between continues its festival run with screenings and selections at festivals in the United States and Canada.
Ellivia is the founder of As You Are Now, a social media empowerment initiative focused on emotional health, self-acceptance, and the belief that you are enough exactly as you are.
