A native of Washington, D.C., Victoria has worked in non-profit arts management for 30 years. 2004-2020 she served as the Director of the Hanson FilmTV Institute at The University of Arizona. She is the Founding Producer of Independent Eye (Maryland Public Television) and has produced short and feature-length independent films, including the documentary APACHE 8, which was broadcast on public television stations nationally. She is currently producing and directing the documentary FINAL VOWS. Victoria has served on numerous non-profit boards, committees, and panels, for organizations including the AFI in Washington, D.C., and the HBO/NALIP Documentary Awards. She is the founder and co-director of Tucson Cine Mexico, the first and longest-running film festival in the United States to showcase contemporary Mexican cinema.
A native of Washington, D.C., Victoria has worked in non-profit arts management for 30 years. 2004-2020 she served as the Director of the Hanson FilmTV Institute at The University of Arizona. She is the Founding Producer of Independent Eye (Maryland Public Television) and has produced short and feature-length independent films, including the documentary APACHE 8, which was broadcast on public television stations nationally. She is currently producing and directing the documentary FINAL VOWS. Victoria has served on numerous non-profit boards, committees, and panels, for organizations including the AFI in Washington, D.C., and the HBO/NALIP Documentary Awards. She is the founder and co-director of Tucson Cine Mexico, the first and longest-running film festival in the United States to showcase contemporary Mexican cinema.
A native of Washington, D.C., Victoria has worked in non-profit arts management for 30 years. 2004-2020 she served as the Director of the Hanson FilmTV Institute at The University of Arizona. She is the Founding Producer of Independent Eye (Maryland Public Television) and has produced short and feature-length independent films, including the documentary APACHE 8, which was broadcast on public television stations nationally. She is currently producing and directing the documentary FINAL VOWS. Victoria has served on numerous non-profit boards, committees, and panels, for organizations including the AFI in Washington, D.C., and the HBO/NALIP Documentary Awards. She is the founder and co-director of Tucson Cine Mexico, the first and longest-running film festival in the United States to showcase contemporary Mexican cinema.
Gender
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