Nina Ljeti

Nina Ljeti is a Bosnian-Canadian filmmaker and musician based in Los Angeles. After co-writing and co-directing her first feature Memoria, which premiered at the Austin Film Festival in 2015, Nina began directing music videos for artists like Phoebe Bridgers, Wallows, and Crowded House. Her video for Phoebe Bridgers' song "Kyoto" was named one of the best videos of 2020 by Vevo, Nylon, and Crack Magazine. In 2015 she also formed the band Kills Birds, which has released two studio albums and opened for artists like the Foo Fighters.

In a profile of the band, The Los Angeles Times referred to Nina as "L.A.'s most electrifying new rock singer." Nina is passionate about combining her knowledge of music with her love for visual storytelling, and her interest in pop culture and analog formats defines her work. In 2023, Nina began working as Vogue's Video Director, creating editorial content for the Met Gala and Vogue.