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Mitzi Peirone made waves in the music and film industry not just with her artistic vision, but also by challenging people’s perceptions towards women. She ignited her directorial career with mind-bending music videos that were as much about storytelling as they were about dance and rhythm. Notably, she directed Charli XCX’s ‘Famous’ and ‘Doing It’ music videos, her exceptional talent landed her a UK Music Video Award nomination in 2015. Imagine, a surrealist horror movie unfolding to the rhythm of a pop beat, and you've got a sense of Mitzi's work.
An interesting quirk about her, is how she uses color in her videos. She often uses vibrant colors to make her visuals pop - think neon graffiti, exaggerated makeup, popping bubble gum, and exploding confetti. Her work can be described as a sensory overload, transforming the mundane into the extraordinary. Intriguingly, she carries around a color chart and pairs shades scientifically to elicit specific emotional responses from viewers. Adding even more color to her vibrant career, Mitzi translated her directorial ingenuity into her debut feature film 'Braid,' which became the first ever crowdfunded film to be accepted in the Tribeca Film Festival. A testament to her belief that nothing should limit the wings of creativity.
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