About Me
I’m an artist and filmmaker based in Vancouver, BC. My films explore the quiet ways violence can hide inside intimacy.
My path into film began in visual arts and fashion production before expanding into work across costumes and production on film sets. I am a member of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE).
Over the past two decades, I’ve contributed to a wide range of film and television projects, including To All the Boys: Always and Forever (2021).
I hold a Bachelor of Media Arts from Emily Carr University and a Fashion Arts Diploma from Vancouver Community College.
In addition to filmmaking, I also offer coaching and mentorship for individuals navigating creative and personal turning points.
Film Projects
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Some Girl (2026)
A young woman spends a romantic weekend with her new boyfriend, hoping to win over his friends.
Running Time 8:00
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Currently on the Festival Circuit
(Press Kit available upon request)
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More About Some Girl ​​
Devoted (2016)
A lonely married woman enrolls in a new age workshop and begins to wake up and unravel.
Running time 7:00
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Festival Screenings
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-Oregon Film Festival
-Vancouver Short Film Festival
-Flicker Fare Festival
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Other Works
Trust Issues - Feature Film in Development
Trust Issues is a feature film I’m currently developing. It expands on the themes that run through my short-form work — power, agency, and how our limited self-concepts can betray us.
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The project is in development, and I’m open to conversations with collaborators and investors who feel aligned with bringing this story to life.​​​​
Education & Training
Advanced Screenwriting (2021–2022)
Fashion Arts Diploma (2009-2011)
Performing Arts (2007–2008)
Media Arts Bachelor’s (1999–2004)
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Recent Awards
Canada Council Grant (2023)
BC Arts Council Grant (2022)
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Direct Contact
If something here resonates — whether it’s a film, an idea, or a question about working together — I’d love to hear from you.
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anikayuzak@gmail.com​​​
