Lia-Lucine is an experienced filmmaker and photographer dedicated to creating captivating visual stories that resonate deeply with audiences. Specializing in brand storytelling, she offers expertise in directing, cinematography, and editing across various genres, with a focus on documentary and long-form storytelling. Her films have been featured in The San Francisco International Film Festival and Cine Las Americas International Film Festival.
Her background as an Armenian-American (who grew up near the ocean and studied anthropology), means she loves anything that submerges her in the water, food (of course), culture, and environmental conservation. These experiences have informed her creative approach enabling her to produce authentic and engaging content. She has successfully completed projects for major brands, including USA, MTV, and Google. Her keen eye for visual storytelling and unique ability to convey compelling narratives makes her an ideal partner for brands looking to connect with their audience through high-quality visual content that resonates with their viewers.
From nearly being run over by Hawaiian outrigger canoes while carrying heavy camera gear to facing a mutinous group of middle schoolers during a holiday music video, Lia-Lucine’s dedication to her craft shine through in every project. Her goal is to tell stories that not only captivate but also inspire and motivate people towards a better world.
Currently, she is working on the documentary film “Beyond the Compass,” featuring a group of ten women aged 60-85 exploring what it means to age as adventurous women. To collaborate with Lia-Lucine and create impactful visual content for your brand, please fill out the “Get in Touch” form.
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BRANDS:
MTV- The Real World and Are You the One?
USA Network - Temptation Island
Teach for America Hawai’i
One Day Studios
Hawaii Kids Can
The Reinvention Lab
BioAstin
Aloha Unlimited Productions
Aloha ’oe
IGNITE
Mahina
PLANTPOP
Pacific Coffee Research
Education Incubator
Hulakai
Kona Coffee and Tea
Little Hands Hawaii
Kamehameha Schools
Growing Pains
Donkey Mill Art Center
Bento Brain Box
E Ola e and Mr. E