Artist Biography

Zoe Deyermond is a New England based mixed media artist and filmmaker primarily working with imagery, tone, and real-life content reflective of the human psyche. Beginning an early career in the realm of directing alongside neighborhood friends and an iPod touch, Zoe garnered a passion for filmmaking through her ability to communicate a message and captivate an audience. Through the intersection of various mediums such as 16mm film, screenwriting, cinematography, music and painting, Zoe aspires to manifest transformative and immersive experiences that aim to achieve a sense of oneness with the audience. 

Zoe’s primary instrument of filmmaking has gained recognition in previous years, with two of her films being featured in the New Hampshire High School Short Film Festival. Co-director of short film “Finger Cuff” (2019), and director of “COVID-19: A Documentary” (2020), Zoe secured a ranking in the festival for two consecutive years, with Jury Award Finalist being given to “Finger Cuff” and the Out of Bounds Award given to “COVID-19: A Documentary”.  In addition to this, Zoe has also had recognition for smaller productions, such the New Hampshire State Merit Award for her drunk driving PSA, “Driving Isn’t Playtime”. Zoe’s highest recognition for her prestige in filmmaking comes from her induction into the National Technical Honors Society (2020), which essentially states that she is highly proficient in her field of study compared to the national average. 

Zoe is currently an undergraduate student at Emerson College in pursuit of a Bachelors in Fine Arts degree in Visual Media Arts Production. Her passion derives from the ability to conceptualize and create unique pieces of work meant to connect with individuals on a greater scale.