Eva Ulreich is a young award-winning animator and artist. Her films have been screened internationally, including three of the top youth film festivals: NFFTY (“Anxiety”), CineYouth Film Festival (“The Banshee”), and All-American High School Film Fest (“Reaper”).

“The Banshee” and “Anxiety” earned Ms. Ulreich the title of “Best Emerging Director” from Loudoun Arts Film Festival, her first festival.

Ms. Ulreich’s film “Anxiety”, a film she made at age 12, won the “New Talent Award” by The National Film Festival for Talented Youth for 2020 as well as a scholarship to the Film and New Media program at Interlochen Arts Academy and a scholarship to study animation in the Interlochen Summer program. Ms. Ulreich most recently was awarded the Youth Cinema Network Award for “Anxiety”.

Ms. Ulreich lives with her family, five cats and her dog, Hendrix. She enjoys playing violin with the local youth orchestras and is also an award-winning singer.