Eliana Mullins

Eliana Mullins is a multi-ethnic filmmaker from Southern California. Trained at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts in directing and design. After directing and developing new works in the New York downtown theatre scene, Eliana moved to Los Angeles and has since immersed herself in the world of film and media. Her early days included production credits on the "Late Late Show with James Corden" and the documentary "Flannery Plays Himself". Later, Eliana began designing short films and features such as the indie romance "Hold Fast Good Luck" and Meghan Weinstein's "The Influencer". In 2018 Eliana directed her first film short, "Bottom of the Barrel" which was shown at festivals in New York and Las Vegas, and in 2020 created the music video fantasia "Shiny & New" for Christina Apostolopoulos. With production limited by the Coronavirus Pandemic, she found the world of post and gracefully brought her storytelling and rhythmic sensibility to work as an editor. 2022 saw Eliana's first feature editing credit with the Kinyarwanda language film "Ishema". Eliana's directing and editing approach is sharp and unique with a keen visual style which aims to stimulate the imagination and intellect of the viewer.