"I use my own life and experiences when making films or videos. The more intimate the better-even if clumsy or messy it is still my own. I grew up on Carolee Schneeman's Fuses and I loved the raw intimacy. I do everything myself from shooting, editing to sound because it would be too intrusive to involve a crew." - Victoria

Victoria Campbell’s film work is a hybrid of personal diary, experimental and documentary. She is based out of New York City. Her documentary MONSIEUR LE PRESIDENT about a Haitian Vodou priest post-earthquake premiered at DOCNYC (2014) under the prestigious new director's section which takes note of new and visionary directors. The film went on to screen at IFC's Stranger than Fiction Series. The journalist Amy Wilentz called the film, "A touchingly beautiful film on development work and the outsider's experience in Haiti." Victoria's work has also screened in Iceland's Experimental Film Series, Irish International Film Festival, Martha's Vineyard Film Festival, The Museum of Modern Art N.Y.C.,Williamsburg Film Festival, Millennium Film Workshop, Ann Arbor Film Festival, Hot Springs Documentary Festival, The Filmmaker's Co-op, Chagrin Falls Documentary Festival, Deedee Shattuck Gallery and Underwood Gallery. Editing Credits include the PBS short film Andrew and Wendy. She received an M.F.A. in documentary at The School of Visual Arts and an M.A. in teaching at Bard College. Victoria also serves as a board member for Millennium Film Workshop and has just completed her feature documentary, Dimka. Dimka has screened at the School of Visual Arts Lecture series and Spectrum LGBTQ Film Festival. She co-curated a Moma Film series which screened the work of Millennium Filmmakers in February 2022. Her short film, In Betweens was featured in the Moma series. Some of her short work was recently featured at Ann Arbor Film Festival.