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Mia Golden
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Born in Kingston Jamaica, Mia Golden is a writer, director, actor and producer whose background as a counselor and understanding of the human experience allows her to delve deep into her characters. She has worked on numerous films in a variety of capacities including the award winning feature comedy Jackhammer (eOne Films, 2014), to short films, documentaries, and most recently the dramatic feature film she wrote and produced, Fragile Seeds.
Mia is also an actress including romantic comedies such as Why Can't My Life Be A Romcom (2023, E!) and the award winning comedy feature, Open For Submissions (2019) and she was recently acknowledged for Lead Actress in Fragile Seeds (2022) by the Inte…
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Born in Kingston Jamaica, Mia Golden is a writer, director, actor and producer whose background as a counselor and understanding of the human experience allows her to delve deep into her characters. She has worked on numerous films in a variety of capacities including the award winning feature comedy Jackhammer (eOne Films, 2014), to short films, documentaries, and most recently the dramatic feature film she wrote and produced, Fragile Seeds. Mia is also an actress including romantic comedies such as Why Can't My Life Be A Romcom (2023, E!) and the award winning comedy feature, Open For Submissions (2019) and she was recently acknowledged for Lead Actress in Fragile Seeds (2022) by the International Independent Film Awards. Mia now lives on the West Coast of Canada in Victoria.
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BODY OF WORK
Mia Golden's Filmography
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Mr. & Mrs. Christmas
as Teller
Tidings for the Season
as Customer #2
The Wedding Banquet
as Clerk
Yoga Teacher Killer: The Kaitlin Armstrong Story
as Older Female Prisoner
Why Can't My Life Be a Rom-Com?
as Aunt Becky
Fragile Seeds
as Ryann Temple
Wendy Williams: The Movie
as Cathy Hughes
Pass the Salt
as Khaliah Aunt
Framed for Murder: A Fixer Upper Mystery
as Guest
African Rifles
as Narrator