Stephanie Zenee Perez is a multifaceted creative force, based in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, with a professional background that effortlessly transitions between various disciplines, including editing, writing, and directing.
As a queer individual, Stephanie brings a unique perspective to her work, shaped by her experiences as a first-generation Mexican-American. This rich cultural heritage has instilled in her a deep passion for crafting narratives that intricately explore the complexities of the human experience, celebrating the diversity of cultures, and shedding light on underrepresented communities.
Through her work, Stephanie strives to create stories that resonate with audiences from all walks of life, while also amplifying the voices and stories of those who are often overlooked or marginalized. Her commitment to inclusivity and representation is a testament to her dedication to creating a more equitable and just society.
With her diverse skill set and multifaceted approach, Stephanie Perez is a creative force to be reckoned with, and her work is sure to leave a lasting impact on the world of storytelling and beyond.
Stephanie's exceptional editing skills initially garnered recognition for her work on the fully improvised feature film, The Feels, which premiered in 2017. This notable achievement served as a springboard for her transition into the studio landscape, where she joined the esteemed team at Lionsgate. Within the Feature Post Production department, Stephanie's expertise and versatility enabled her to make significant contributions to a diverse array of studio films. Her impressive portfolio includes notable titles such as A Simple Favor, released in 2018, as well as The Spy Who Dumped Me, Robin Hood, Power Rangers, and several other prominent films.
Stephanie's remarkable editorial talent knows no bounds, as she has had the privilege of lending her expertise to a wide range of esteemed narrative television series, including the highly anticipated and forthcoming Mr. & Mrs. Smith, set to debut in 2024, as well as the critically acclaimed Vida, which premiered in 2018, and the equally impressive Brand New Cherry Flavor, which made its mark in 2021.
Stephanie's impressive repertoire extends far beyond her impressive post-production skills, as she has showcased her remarkable versatility as a creative force in various capacities. Notably, she has played the roles of writer, producer, and editor in the independent birth documentary Born Free, which was released in 2022. Moreover, she has also made her mark as a writer, producer, and editor on her debut short film, Elsewhere Love, which premiered at the prestigious GuadaLAjara Film Festival in 2023.
Stephanie's artistic odyssey, marked by a Master of Fine Arts in Editing from the esteemed American Film Institute Conservatory and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, embodies a profound dedication to the pursuit of authentic storytelling, where she seeks to challenge conventions and amplify the voices of those often marginalized or overlooked in the cinematic sphere, thus leaving an indelible mark on the ever-evolving tapestry of the film industry.
