Sandrel 'Sanicole' Young

Sandrel 'Sanicole' Young

A dynamic force in contemporary cinema, Sandrel 'Sanicole' Young was born in 1983 in Chicago, USA. Young's active years span from 2003 to the present, during which she has predominantly worked in the genres of drama and documentary, with her most acclaimed films including "The City That Sold Its Soul" and "Training Wheels". Despite not winning at major film festivals, Young has been recognized for her work with numerous awards, including the Black Harvest IFF's Best Short Film, and she is renowned for her authentic storytelling style that expertly captures the nuanced experiences of urban life.

Sanicole is a spirited visionary, who despite the challenges that come with being a black female director in Hollywood, has repeatedly demonstrated that passion and perseverance can indeed break barriers.