Liza Bolton is a multifaceted creative force, hailing from Ireland, where she has made a name for herself as a talented writer and director.
Her impressive body of work includes feature films such as "The York Witches Society", "Ocean Deep", "Mister Mayfair - Serena's Game", and the critically acclaimed short film anthology "Topographia HIbernica - The Wonders and Miracles of Ireland".
In addition to her writing and directing credits, Bolton has also worked as a 2nd Unit Director on several feature films, including "Miss Willoughby and the Haunted Bookshop", "Christmas in the Caribbean", and the "Mister Mayfair Film Series".
Bolton's academic background is marked by her studies in Filmmaking at Kingston University, where she specialized in Directing. Furthermore, she has also had the privilege of attending the prestigious Werner Herzog Rogue Film School in Munich, an experience that has undoubtedly shaped her artistic vision and approach to storytelling.
Through her work, Bolton has demonstrated a keen ability to craft compelling narratives that captivate audiences, and her dedication to her craft is evident in every project she takes on.
