Victoria Anderson-Gardner is a two-spirited award-winning Anishinaabe screenwriter, director and producer from Migisi Sahgaigan First Nation, Ontario. They are currently a mentee in the 2025 Spindle Films Foundation Producer’s Mentorship Program. They were recently a 2025 Indigenous Cinema Alliance Fellow and a European Film Market Fiction Toolbox Programme participant with their film “The Hole in the Sky”. They were a resident with the Canadian Film Centre in the 2024 Norman Jewison Film Program – Writers Lab. Before becoming a resident they completed a three-month long Indigenous Youth Program in New Zealand. They graduated from the Toronto Metropolitan University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Film Studies. Victoria is now focused on creating within the science fiction, horror and thriller genres, bringing in their unique perspective as an Anishinaabe person who grew up traditionally in a remote First Nation community. Victoria was awarded the Glenn Gould Protegé Prize for their work from Glenn Gould laureate Alanis Obomsawin.