Lulenoxx (They/Them) is a writer, director and creator. Their work centers the liberation of queer characters, with a focus on the lesbian experience from both a historical and contemporary perspective. As someone who grew up with a severe lack of queer representation in the media, they write the stories they didn’t have as a child. They aim to be realistic about these experiences while still centering queer joy, community, found family, and the magic of self-discovery. They come to all stories with their identity at the forefront, determined to represent their community and the world they inhabit through the lens of human complexity and uniqueness. Their primary goal as a storyteller is to tell the truth in whatever form it manifests. Lulenoxx has won CineStory Foundation’s LGBTQIA+ Scholarship (Feature Retreat 2023), PANO’s Marilyn Horowitz Screenwriting Award (2nd Prize), and has received development opportunities and fellowships from Stowe Story Labs and Athena Film Festival’s Writers Lab (Finalist for the Chinonye Chukwu Emerging Writer Award). They are currently on the Film Festival circuit with their award winning short film “Bed Death” and are a member of the She-Collective and a Lincoln Center Director’s Lab alum. They are excited to continue writing and directing work for both the stage and screen.