Juliz Ritchie

Juliz Ritchie is a British-Turkish filmmaker, multimedia artist and journalist. Her film credits include the feature-length documentary, "Mescal", as well as award-winning shorts, "The Riddle", "The Bold and the Bald", "Bermuda Shorts", "Positive" and "Amnesia", all of which she wrote, directed and produced. Her multimedia work includes the video installation, "The Little Match Girl", shown at Riverside Studios as well as the photo exhibit, "Shading", in London. In Bermuda, she exhibited her photography works, "I censure therefore I am " and "Okyanus" at Masterworks Museum. In addition, Juliz is a contributing film critic for various daily newspapers. Fluent in English, Turkish and German, she has also lived in Berlin and Bermuda. She holds an M.A. in Film and Television Studies from University of Westminster, London and a B.Sc. in Mathematical Engineering from the Istanbul Technical University and. Her professional memberships include the Bermuda National Gallery which houses a still of one of Juliz's films in its permanent collection. Together with her family, Juliz splits her time between North America and Europe.