Kaia Singh, a multifaceted writer and director, originates from the culturally rich and diverse heritage of Mi'kma'ki, specifically Nova Scotia, and has since relocated to the thriving metropolis of Tiohtià:ke, also known as Montreal, in Canada.
Throughout her creative pursuits, Kaia deliberately delves into the complexities of intersectional experiences, the intricacies of cultural identity, and the profound nature of human connection, masterfully weaving these themes together through the rich tapestry of filmic language.
Kaia is a dedicated champion of diversity within the realm of filmmaking, striving to cultivate a rich tapestry of viewpoints not only within the storylines she brings to life but also within the very fabric of her production teams themselves. This unwavering dedication to fostering inclusivity is strikingly apparent throughout her extensive body of work, as she endeavors to push boundaries and defy conventional cinematic norms.
Kaia's short film, The Mother's Seat, made its debut in the year 2022, leaving a lasting impression at numerous prestigious film festivals, including the Vancouver South Asian Film Festival, a renowned platform celebrating diversity in cinema, the Festival de cinéma de la ville de Québec, a prominent showcase of innovative storytelling, and the Reelworld Film Festival, a leading event highlighting the work of emerging and established filmmakers alike.
With her latest short fiction film, Moving Water, now complete, Kaia continues to push the boundaries of her craft, further cementing her status as a visionary and accomplished filmmaker. As she embarks on developing her next project, her reputation as a masterful storyteller is sure to grow, solidifying her position within the film industry.
