BIO

Taylor Dupuis is a visionary multi-hyphenate—writer, director, actor, musician, and producer—who transforms raw ideas into fully realized worlds. With a gift for weaving humor, heart, and atmosphere, she crafts stories that feel both cinematic and intimate, whether through a horror-comedy set in a culty Southern landscape or a moody supernatural romance. As the founder of Aradia Pictures and the creative force behind her music project Lovetta, Taylor blends storytelling, sound, and design into cohesive, immersive experiences.

Her award-winning short film The Stars in New Mexico has been celebrated on the festival circuit for its lyrical storytelling and evocative sense of place, establishing her as a filmmaker with a sharp eye for character and atmosphere. She continued to expand her voice in television with the pilot Sad Sex Lives, a dramedy that explores the humor, heartbreak, and quiet absurdities of modern intimacy. Her feature screenplay B*tchcraft was selected as a Second Rounder for Austin Film Festival and a finalist in the Atlanta Women’s Film Festival, while her supernatural romance Love Afterlife was honored at the Nashville Film Festival, recognized by the PAGE Awards, and also showcased at the Atlanta Women’s Film Festival. Most recently, Taylor makes her feature directorial debut with Where the Hell is Anna?, a sun-soaked horror-comedy that fuses cult aesthetics, biting wit, and creeping dread into a singularly bold vision.

Marked by bold aesthetics, emotional honesty, and a touch of mysticism, her work invites audiences to crave, connect, and discover.