Originally from Great Barrington MA, Julia (she/her) is a Brooklyn-based, multidisciplinary artist who creates intimate stories for audiences of all sizes. Her current research looks at our cultural practices around the use of time and fear of death and what sort of containers we build to hold our grief.

Her short film Slug is currently screening at festivals, and her short, Outer Space Love Story won the Audience Award at the Brooklyn International Film Festival. She is in post-production on The Living, Living, about memory, mistakes, and the looming loss of our mentors. She recently directed, designed, and built Pxxl Party: Are You In Or Out?, a collaborative theater piece on pool access as social currency and escapism, and hosts The Grand Exit, a podcast about people’s relationships to dying.

Julia holds an MFA in Acting from Columbia University and is also a professional home organizer.