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about victoria cheyenne
Victoria Cheyenne is an Indigenous Bolivian-American (Aymara) director and editor known for crafting intimate human stories centered on matriarchal lineage and cultural heritage. Her work often engages creative uses of archival material, reimagining memory and time as nonlinear living forces. Her distinct voice evokes a documentary language rooted in ancestry, lived experience, and her commitment to reciprocal, community-centered storytelling.
Recent editing credits include docuseries episode TOGETHER WE GROW from anthology series I FEEL MYSELF TO BE PART OF SOMETHING (Arts Impact Collaborative); REZ BALL featurette campaign (Netflix); GIIWE: BRINGING LEONARD PELTIER HOME (NDN Collective), and lead assistant editor for VOW OF SILENCE: THE ASSASSINATION OF ANNIE MAE (Hulu). She’s the founder of Mother Mountain Studio, based in Montana. She previously worked as a Producer/Editor for Comedy Central in NYC, directing several original sketches during her time at Paramount.
Cheyenne is the former Board President of Mountain Time Arts, where she led change through bold, contemporary Indigenous public art projects in the Rocky Mountain West. As a public speaker, she’s guest-lectured at universities across Turtle Island and moderated numerous film festival panels on mindful storytelling practices.
She is a member of Brown Girls Doc Mafia, Chicana Directors Initiative, BIPOC Doc Editors, and American Bolivian Collective.
