Ariel K. Harris
- Cinematographer
- Director
- Writer
Ariel K. Harris is an emerging force in the film industry, blending creativity, technical skill, and a deep commitment to storytelling. A graduate of the Los Angeles Film School, Ariel has already made significant strides in the world of filmmaking, with a particular focus on directing and cinematography. Her passion for visual storytelling is matched by her belief in the power of culture and media to shape and reflect society.
Ariel's work is heavily influenced by her faith in God, which she views as the foundation of her perseverance and success. She lives by the motto "Don't talk about it, be about it," a guiding principle that drives her to turn her vision into reality.
Ariel's journey as a filmmaker began at the age of 14 when she started shooting and editing highlight reels as her high school's sports videographer. Over a decade later, she has become proficient in everything from commercials to music videos to shorts, but her true passion lies behind her narrative works. Today, Ariel dedicates her time to watching, reading, and writing feature films, honing her craft with each project.
During her time as a student, Ariel's original written and directed projects achieved 20 placements in film festivals across the globe, a testament to her talent and dedication. Her professional journey in the industry began as the set production assistant (PA) on the Apple TV show "From the Source", where she gained invaluable experience on a professional set.
Ariel's recent achievements include her role as Valedictorian of the 2024 Class at The Academy's Gold Rising Internship, a prestigious honor that speaks to her leadership and dedication. During the program, she assistant directed the internship's short film titled *Flutter*, which showcases her ability to organize a crew of 80 from post-production to premiere.
Her work gained attention with a viral video about her vampire HBCU series pledge, capturing the imagination of audiences and highlighting her unique voice.
Ariel is also deeply interested in the relationship between entertainment and culture, constantly exploring how media can influence and reflect cultural dynamics. As a movie connoisseur, she watches 3 movies weekly, current and classics as she believes that there is no such thing as a bad movie, but you can learn something from all of them. This curiosity drives her to create content that resonates with diverse audiences, emphasizing the importance of cultural awareness in media.
As she continues to develop her career, Ariel is committed to producing feature films that not only entertain but also provoke thought and inspire change. With a strong foundation in both her technical skills and her creative vision, Ariel K. Harris is poised to make a lasting impact on the film industry.
Ariel's work is heavily influenced by her faith in God, which she views as the foundation of her perseverance and success. She lives by the motto "Don't talk about it, be about it," a guiding principle that drives her to turn her vision into reality.
Ariel's journey as a filmmaker began at the age of 14 when she started shooting and editing highlight reels as her high school's sports videographer. Over a decade later, she has become proficient in everything from commercials to music videos to shorts, but her true passion lies behind her narrative works. Today, Ariel dedicates her time to watching, reading, and writing feature films, honing her craft with each project.
During her time as a student, Ariel's original written and directed projects achieved 20 placements in film festivals across the globe, a testament to her talent and dedication. Her professional journey in the industry began as the set production assistant (PA) on the Apple TV show "From the Source", where she gained invaluable experience on a professional set.
Ariel's recent achievements include her role as Valedictorian of the 2024 Class at The Academy's Gold Rising Internship, a prestigious honor that speaks to her leadership and dedication. During the program, she assistant directed the internship's short film titled *Flutter*, which showcases her ability to organize a crew of 80 from post-production to premiere.
Her work gained attention with a viral video about her vampire HBCU series pledge, capturing the imagination of audiences and highlighting her unique voice.
Ariel is also deeply interested in the relationship between entertainment and culture, constantly exploring how media can influence and reflect cultural dynamics. As a movie connoisseur, she watches 3 movies weekly, current and classics as she believes that there is no such thing as a bad movie, but you can learn something from all of them. This curiosity drives her to create content that resonates with diverse audiences, emphasizing the importance of cultural awareness in media.
As she continues to develop her career, Ariel is committed to producing feature films that not only entertain but also provoke thought and inspire change. With a strong foundation in both her technical skills and her creative vision, Ariel K. Harris is poised to make a lasting impact on the film industry.
