VICTORIA DUNCAN

Victoria Duncan is a 6x award-winning filmmaker whose work explores identity and human connection through narrative, documentary, and branded storytelling.

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Victoria has directed and produced films for global brands including Google, Samsung, Amazon, Verizon, and General Motors. Her work for UBS won the Bronze award at the international Drum Awards and she has been accepted into programs including Droga5’s highly selective D5in10 creative leadership program and MTV’s #MyJustice film grant.

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She has also contributed to Emmy-winning television productions including Saturday Night Live, The Blacklist, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and VICE. Her work has been featured in outlets including Deadline, AdAge, and CBS.

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Her 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. Her films have screened internationally, including at Outfest, and her work has been exhibited in Times Square and distributed on MUBI.

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She is a graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts for Film and TV Production with a minor in child psychology and trained in 35mm filmmaking at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague.

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Victoria has served as a judge for the Global Entertainment Marketing Academy Awards and NYU’s Fusion Film Festival.

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She is currently developing her first narrative feature.​