Brit Phelan is a director and actor whose films explore growth, self-discovery, and the human experience. She writes, directs, and often plays herself, immersing in her own experiences to create authentic, intimate narratives.
Her films bring focus and universality to human shared experiences. Her narrative style— which has attracted partnerships with brands such as White Claw, Nike, Verizon, Twitter, and Puma— skillfully balances meticulous attention to detail with a keen and loving eye for the messiness of the human experience. Her style gives herself and viewers permission to be imperfect and unresolved.
In her short film Be Here to Love Me, Phelan explores flawed connections through a surreal recreation of her own lived experience. In her short documentary Looking for Love, Phelan investigates the age-old question of “what is love and community?” In her feature film debut Finding Dad, she masterfully blurs reality using found footage techniques and everyday communication styles, inviting viewers to break the fourth wall and see themselves reflected in a story about love, connection, and what it means to belong. She currently resides between Paris and New York.
Birth Date
July 16, 1996
Nickname
brit
Birth City
Augsburg
Current City
Brooklyn
Gender
Female
Phelan's first film festival submission was to Hump Film Festival. Despite the festival's sexual focus, Phelan's short film portrayed women's moans that are quickly revealed to be sneezes.
Brit Phelan is a director and actor whose films explore growth, self-discovery, and the human experience. She writes, directs, and often plays herself, immersing in her own experiences to create authentic, intimate narratives.
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