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Tulica Singh enjoys writing and directing projects that combine a tongue in cheek sensibility with tenderness. She attended USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, where she received the Jon Houston scholarship for excellence in directing.
Her fantastical animated series Croissant Man - about a depressed Croissant searching for the meaning of life - was a Vimeo staff pick, featured in LA Magazine, IFC’s Comedy Crib, and was one of the first web series to be distributed on Amazon Prime. It played 20 festivals, including the LA Film Festival, ultimately winning 13 awards.
Her creative projects tend to combine the surreal with the sincere - her short film Multidimensional features a woman in love with a cloud, and her queer surrealist short film Dream Girl debuted at Palm Springs International Film Festival amongst many others.
In 2021, Tulica’s debut feature film CURSES! was selected for the Sundance Feature Development Lab, where it was additionally awarded the Comedy Central Grant along with support from Viacom. The feature has gone on to be selected for the Inside Out Financing Forum and Film Independent’s Fast Track Program.
Tulica currently works as an in-demand freelance director and editor for companies such as NBC, Disney, Tastemade, Amazon, IGN and The Food Network. She wrote, directed and edited content for the iconic game TETRIS’ first nightly game show, and most recently directed a spot for Disneyland. Her essay “Ras Malai” was published in Zosia Mamet’s book anthology My First Popsicle alongside some of her heroes Patti Smith and David Sedaris.