“Pare it down to the essence,
but don’t remove the poetry.”
—Leonard koren
Photo by Morgan Turner
Trixie Pacis is a director, producer, videographer and screenwriter based in Kimberley, British Columbia.
Her mountain culture documentaries and scripted narratives amplify unheard voices and diverse perspectives while exploring human impact on the landscapes and communities.
She has three films on the festival circuit.
Wildflowers and Wild Aerial, which tell the stories of women trailblazers, premiered at the prestigious 2024 Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival. Ahon, one of the first films by an all-Filipino cast and crew to break into the adventure film space, premiered at the Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival in 2025. Her first feature screenplay, Dil Rakh: Gloves of Kin, is now available in Canada on Tubi and Amazon.
Her work is influenced by over a decade of experience in diverse parts of the media industry.
Her previous experience includes the realms of talent management (Assistant, Trisko Talent) and production (Assistant and Script Development Coordinator at Drive Films). She worked as a freelance writer/screenwriter, photographer, and social media specialist before supporting the launch of ChimeTV as its Director of Acquisitions and Programming. For supporting the network’s mission is to celebrate AAPI culture, amplify AAPI voices, and increase AAPI representation in the media, she received L.A. TV Week’s 40 Under 40 Award (2023).
Trixie founded Figment Films in 2021 to produce documentary projects, branded content, and commercial work with powerful narratives.
Email trixiepacis@gmail.com to explore film, photography, screenwriting, and social media projects.
