Liv James is an emerging creative voice in the film industry whose passion, drive, and determination set her apart from most. Based in Calgary, Alberta, and currently studying at SAIT as a Television Production Student, she brings a fresh perspective to every project she takes on. Whether she’s writing a script, directing behind the camera, or editing her vision into reality in post-production. Liv has already begun building a name for herself through her thoughtful storytelling and unique visual style. She approaches every project with professionalism, creativity, and genuine passion!
Having the privilege of knowing Liv and watching her growth as an artist has been nothing short of inspiring. Her dedication to this industry, paired with her kindness, intelligence, and creativity, makes her someone people naturally want to collaborate with! Seeing her hard work recognized at the Calgary Underground Film Festival is a proud moment for everyone who knows her.
Liv James is not only a filmmaker to watch, but also a reminder of what happens when talent meets persistence. Her future in the industry is incredibly bright, and this is only the beginning of what’s sure to be an impactful and exciting career in film!
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Which ’hood are you in?
Inglewood, best neighbourhood in YYC!
What do you do?
Currently, I am a student in my final year at SAIT, taking the television program. I am striving for a future career producing and directing.
What are you currently working on?
My work currently is mainly school; I have a short film for an assignment coming out in December called “Welcome to the Family”. Other than this, I have been looking for opportunities to work with other performers and artists in Calgary to build my portfolio.
Where can we find your work?
YouTube and Instagram. I have a series coming out in collaboration with NUTV called “Drag Scene” about local Drag in Calgary, which you can watch on their YouTube, and a short documentary called “Street Cats YYC” about the grassroots harm reduction organization of the same name, premiering at CUFF.docs this November.
