“Pare it down to the essence,
but don’t remove the poetry.”
—Leonard koren
Trixie Pacis is a director, producer, videographer, and screenwriter based in British Columbia, Canada. Her work spans mountain culture documentaries and scripted narratives, with a focus on amplifying underrepresented voices and exploring the relationship between people, place, and community. Through film, she is drawn to stories that reflect both personal and collective impact on the landscapes we inhabit.
She founded Figment Films, an independent production company focused on documentary storytelling rooted in soulful, character-driven narratives. She currently has four documentary films on the festival circuit. Wildflowers and Wild Aerial, which spotlight women trailblazers, premiered at the 2024 Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival. Ahon, featuring an all-Filipino cast and crew, premiered at the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival in 2025. Embers, a follow-up to Wild Aerial, premiered in Banff in November 2025. Her first feature screenplay, Dil Rakh: Gloves of Kin, is available in Canada on Tubi and Amazon.
Her perspective is shaped by over a decade of experience across the media industry, including roles in talent management with Trisko Talent and in production and script development with Drive Films. She has also worked as a freelance writer, photographer, and social media specialist, and later supported the launch of ChimeTV as Director of Acquisitions and Programming. In recognition of her work advancing AAPI representation in media, she was named to L.A. TV Week’s 40 Under 40 in 2023.
She is open to collaboration across film, photography, and digital media.
