Janessa St. Pierre is an award-winning Black, Queer filmmaker whose work resonates deeply within the physical media community. Since her debut in 2017, she has navigated a spectrum of roles in the Vancouver film industry, from Production Designer to Director's Assistant. Her acclaimed projects, like "The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open" and "FRESH," have become essential viewing for collectors seeking to understand contemporary cinema's evolution. Her most notable work, "Hair or No Hair" (2023), has garnered significant accolades, including double wins at the Micheaux Film Festival and LA Shorts Festival, showcasing her unique storytelling prowess. This film, part of the Black Creators Edition Grant from TELUS StoryHive, is already generating buzz among collectors eager to own this culturally impactful short. As Janessa continues to break boundaries, her films are not just collectibles; they are pivotal pieces of narrative art that reflect the diverse voices in modern cinema.