VICTORIA DUNCAN

Victoria Duncan is an award-winning filmmaker whose work explores identity and human connection through narrative, documentary, and branded storytelling.

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Her films have screened internationally, been exhibited in Times Square, distributed on Bloomberg TV and Vice, and recognized by Learn Filmmaking, Outfest, CBS, and Deadline. Her trailblazing LGBTQ ballet short I Am Enough was adapted for the stage at Lincoln Center and performed by dancers from New York City Ballet and American Ballet Theatre.

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As a director and producer, Victoria has led award-winning campaigns for global brands including Google, Samsung, Amazon, Dell Technologies, General Motors, and more. Her work has received recognition from the Telly Awards, Drum Awards, Shorty Awards, and Financial Communications Society Awards. She was selected for the highly competitive D5in10 creative direction program at Droga5 and received support through MTV’s #MyJustice Film Grant.

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Her additional production credits include Emmy and Golden Globe-winning The Blacklist, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, The Sinner, and Fosse/Verdon. A graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and the Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, Victoria has served as a judge for the Global Entertainment Marketing Academy and NYU's Fusion Film Festival, and is frequently asked to speak on panels and podcasts on creative leadership and the future of storytelling.

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She is currently developing her first narrative feature and touring her award-winning AI comedy short, mAIve, on the festival circuit.