BIO

Viktoria I.V. King is an acclaimed multi-ethnic award-winning, British- American Director, Writer and Producer. She was a finalist for the 2019 ABC Discovers Showcase.

As a film director, her films have been selected in over 50 international film festivals with over 20 awards being singled out as Best Director. Her work as a filmmaker has also gotten her into Asian American International FIlm Festival, Katra Film Series, Honolulu Film Awards, Crown Wood International Film Festival, Official Latino Film Festival and Oscar Qualifying Film festivals like Female Eye Film Festival with more to come. In addition, she has worked on projects that have gotten into Academy Award-qualifying film festivals like Cinequest Film Festival, Pan African Film Festival, and the LA Shorts International Film Festival which is also BAFTA Qualifying.

​She's served as a jury member for the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA)'s NYC Women's Fund for Media, Music and Theatre & Women's Voices Now Film Festival. Also in 2020, she was selected as a mentee of the Diverse Women in Media Forum Mentorship Program hosted by NALIP - National Association of Latino Independent Producers.
Her film, "Freeze Your Brain" commissioned by Visible Poetry Project has now been accepted into two of the largest poetry film festivals in the world, Zebra Poetry Film Festival & the 9th International Video Poetry Film Festival. Her short documentary, "Black Lives MATTER" was a Daily Short Pick on Film Shortage and her work as a screenwriter is featured on The Blacklist. 

As an award-winning theatre director, she's directed theatre & opera internationally, she's developed original plays, regional premieres and re-imagined classics; most notably Shakespearean plays set in modern times.

Viktoria's bold cinematic eye and pulse on emotional authenticity is greatly influenced by her international cultural background. As a largely visual director, she focuses on narratives that tell the traumas and joys of connection through the lens of truth and justice.  

Featured Director in Film Fatales, Alliance of Women Directors, Brown Girls Doc Mafia, Latinx Directors, Chicana Director's Initiative, etc...

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