Elizabeth Drew is a filmmaker based in Oklahoma City. She came into the industry as a lighting tech, while writing narrative and cutting music videos on the side from her growing catalogue of friends-family-neighborhood footage. She's enjoyed years in the lighting and camera department in various roles and directed a handful of pieces. In lighting and camera work, she strives every day to reach further creatively and technically. As a writer and director, she explores intersecting themes around codependency, parenthood, caution towards Al, and PTSD recovery. In her free time, she serves as Vice Chair on Sierra Club’s Cimarron Group and supports DSA OKC.

Current portfolios of her Chickasaw Nation work are not included on this site but are available by request.