Tulsi Shivaanand is a Writer and Director based in London, represented by Curtis Brown and Papaya Films. A successful film festival run includes ‘Widow’ screening at BIFA qualify Manchester Film Festival and ‘Brother’ winning Best British Short at the London Independent. In 2022 she was selected for the Wild Vision directing mentorship with Wild Child Arts and has since been mentored by director Nick Collett. Her latest film Daytimers, premiered at London Film Festival as part of the BFI and BMW filmmaking challenge alongside a mentorship with Michaela Coel. As a British born South Asian Tulsi strives to showcase South Asian culture, untold stories and talent on screen. She uses abstract concepts to create heightened worlds through intense sound, bold production design and styling but ultimately storytelling lies at the heart of her work.
  • Director (3 Credits)
    Daytimers 2023
    Documentary
    Brother 2019
    Short, Student
    Widow2019
    Short, Student
  • Writer (1 Credit)
    Widow2019
    Short, Student
Official Selection
Daytimers
BFI London Film Festival
London
2023
Official Selection
Widow
London Independent Film Festival
London
2020
Official Selection
Widow
Manchester Film Festival
Manchester
2020
Best Drama Nomination
Brother
RTS West of England Student Awards
Bristol
2020
Official Selection
Brother
London Independent Film Festival
London
2020
Official Selection
Widow
Sunday Shorts Film Festival
Lisbon
2019
Official Selection
Widow
Edinburgh Independent Film Awards
Edinburgh
2019
Official Selection
Brother
UK Film Festival
London
2019
Official Selection
Brother
Sunday Shorts Film Festival
Lisbon
2019
Official Selection
Brother
Edinburgh Independent Film Awards
Edinburgh
2019
College
University of the West of England
Filmmaking
20162019
Birth Date
August 21, 1997
Current City
London
Gender
Female
Ethnicity
Indian
Zodiac Sign
Leo
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