Tash Ann

Tash lives and works in Los Angeles, CA. She was born in northern Indiana and lived for 6 years in NYC before settling out west. She originally studied to be an actor then set her sites on directing.

She directed her first short. Bizaria in 2013. It aired at a Hollyshorts event at the TCL Chinese Theaters in Hollywood and was promptly licensed by ShortsTV, airing for 3 years on DirectTV. After Bizaria she directed 7 more shorts and created one web-series (which was also licensed by ShortsTV) before being hired at Icon Media helping to write, produce and eventually direct positive impact content. During her time at Icon, she produced and directed about 45 pieces of content.

In 2021, she and her writing partner Ben Barker polished their script based on her long ago idea "The Untimely Death of Herbert Sullivan." The script has been accepted at 10 festivals around the world so far, including one Finalist win, two Semi-finalist wins, 2 honorable mentions and one Best Screenplay award. She also wrote, produced and directed a Thriller pilot pitch called Abstraction, which began submitting to festivals in Mid-January 2022 and has to date won 23 awards along with 10 additional "Official Selections". Abstraction will be ending its festival run at the end of 2022.