Tasha Oldham is an award-winning filmmaker whose work has been celebrated and distributed throughout the world. From films to docu-commercials, she posses the unique ability to translate vision to the screen.
Tasha began her career working on David Lynch’s Lost Highway and went on to work in development at Columbia/Tri-Star Pictures.
Her directorial debut, The Smith Family, wowed the independent film community garnering the coveted Director’s Guild of America Award and an Emmy nomination.
After being featured in Filmmaker Magazine and MovieMaker Magazine, Tasha was selected to participate in AFI’s highly competitive Directing Workshop for Women.
Tasha’s work has taken her around the world, including working with the Travel Channel. Recently Tasha to directed her first music video for Canadian artist Neema and 14 national commercials for SCORE.
Next up, Oldham will direct the independent feature Everything’s Going to be Alright and is in development on a feature documentary, An American in Cuba.
Tasha is based in Venice, California where, when not making films, she plots and plans volunteer vacations to remote corners of the world.