Tiffany Johnson
Biography
Tiffany J. Johnson is a director who directed episodes of 'Solos' (Amazon), 'Black Monday' (Showtime), ‘Boomerang’ (BET), ‘Dear White People’ (Netflix), ‘Twenties’ (BET) and The Last OG (TBS). Her first short film Ladylike, a collaboration with Nicholas P. Williams, screened at multiple festivals including the San Francisco Black Film Festival, the Lower East Side Film Festival and the Diversity in Cannes showcase, where she won the “Director's Choice Award.” Tiffany was one of eight women chosen to participate in AFI’s Directing Workshop for Women, where she directed her second short film, Marabou. She is also slated to direct her first feature, The Last Class. A coming-of-age film, written by Kimberly Walker and produced by Aaliyah Williams. Other recent credits include, Refinery29 and Level Forward produced short film Girl Callin, written and produced by Adrienne Childress, and the Tribeca X award winning digital series, Girls Room, made in partnership with Dove. Johnson is based in Los Angeles. Information above via their homepage.
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