Audrey recently completed directing her fourth feature film Place of Bones, a western thriller starring Heather Graham, Tom Hopper and UFC champ Cowboy Cerrone. She’s coming off the heels of directing on the big Netflix hit Ginny & Georgia, following Astrid & Lilly Save the World, a sci-fi comedy series for NBC/SYFY. She also directed episodes of The Haunted Museum, a horror series produced by Eli Roth.

Prior to this, Audrey directed She Never Died; an immortal action thriller. It was a huge hit on the festival circuit and garnered considerable critical acclaim along with awards such as Best Director and several Best Feature Film. She also directed Darken, a sci-fi/fantasy thriller produced by Shaftesbury Films, which won her four awards internationally including Best Science Fiction Feature Film and Best Director Awards.

Her first feature film Berkshire County had the national festival circuit buzzing with her worldwide premiere after she won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Feature Film at Shriekfest Los Angeles making her the first female to win the award in the 20-year history of the festival. The film went on to win 9 more top prizes including Best Feature and Best Director awards.