Tricia Lee is an accomplished and versatile director-writer who earned her US Green Card as an "artist of extraordinary ability" with Canadian and British citizenship. She brings integrity and generous leadership to all 11 shorts and 3 award-winning features she's directed. Lee has been recognized as one of Hollywood's Top New Writers on The 2020 Black List, CAPE List, Young & Hungry List, Athena List, and the BitchList. GOOD CHANCE was an Academy Nicholl Fellowship semifinalist, Francis Ford Coppola's American Zoetrope Screenplay Competition grand prize winner, Cinequest Best Feature Screenplay winner, WeScreenplay Diverse Voices Features winner, Sundance Lab second-rounder and selected for the prestigious Producers Guild of America Power of Diversity Master Workshop. Attached are Leonardo DiCaprio's Appian Way, Janet Yang (Joy Luck Club) as producers and Kheng Tan Hua (Crazy Rich Asians, Kung Fu Series) as lead actress. Tricia crafts resonant, vulnerable and layered feature films and each project is grounded in meaning and uncomfortable truths. Of note, she is attached as director to SONATA, a feature being produced by Viola Davis' company JuVee Productions and will be directing a William Hung (American Idol) biopic which she also wrote, produced by Don Handfield (The Founder), Tony and Tim Bui (won Sundance Grand Jury Prize & Audience Choice Award). Her third feature, BLOOD HUNTERS sold to Hulu and was presented in Cannes by Frontieres. To make this film, Tricia successfully converted 19 tech investors from the highly-sought-after Angel Investment Networks, into movie investors ... an unprecedented and laudable feat! SILENT RETREAT, won Best Canadian Feature -Toronto After Dark, and was theatrically released across Canada with a 2-week run in Toronto. The creature-feature was picked up for distribution by Gravitas Ventures and VVS and sold to NBC Universal's Chiller Network. Her deep desire to pierce, unite and inspire people's hearts around the world, pushes her to continuously create. Her heart-breaking, yet heart-warming shorts include MEETING MOMMY (Simu Liu MARVEL'S SHANG-CHI) which was a semi-finalist in the NBC Universal Short Film Festival and went viral on Youtube's Trending List. Embracing every opportunity to grow in her field, she has benefited from shadowing mentorships from Jeff Woolnough on SyFy's THE EXPANSE, Erik Canuel, producing director on CBS' RANSOM, Peter Deluise on Freeform's SHADOWHUNTERS and the highly-regarded powerhouse - Nancy Meyers on the "Walmart Box" Oscars® commercial starring Hans Zimmer. She was one of a select few to complete the Corus Diversity TV Director's Program through the National Screen Institute in Canada. A not-so-ordinary life took Tricia Lee from teaching piano after 10 years of studying the instrument, to living in England for a year, to 8 years in experiential marketing, to owning 4 AirBNB condos (which she lives in-between when they are empty), to having a surprise wedding within 24 hours of being engaged, to riding a motorcycle, to scuba-diving, to hiking the Inca trail to Machu Picchu -- and the adventure continues...
Tricia Leigh Fisher was born on December 26, 1968 in Burbank, California, USA. She is an actress and writer, known for Pretty Smart (1987), Stick (1985) and No Ordinary Family (2010). She has been married to Byron Thames since August 12, 2007. They have one child.
Tricia Marchand is an actress, known for There Is No Undo (2011), Foxfire (2012) and Paranormal Witness (2011).
Tricia Mary Hennessy is an actress, known for Better Watch Out (2016), Abandoned (2015) and Dating Down Under (2019).
Tricia Michael is an actress, known for Granny's House (2015).
Tricia Miranda is known for What to Expect When You're Expecting (2012), Baywatch (2017) and Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020 (2020).
Tricia Munford is an actress, known for A Single Man (2009), Casual (2015) and Fair Game (2010).
Tricia Nangkal, aka Twish Honey is a producer-director-actress sprinkling a little magic and kindness everywhere she goes! She is Thai/Spanish, born with a super long Thai last name, "Tricia Nangkalaphivath." She can usually be found directing a commercial, on a race track or eating carne asada tacos with extra hot sauce!
Tricia Nixon was born on February 21, 1946 in Whittier, California, USA. She is known for Disneyland (1954), 60 Minutes (1968) and Gala Day at Disneyland (1960). She has been married to Edward Cox since June 12, 1971. They have one child.