About Bita Elahian
Bita Elahian was an Iranian and American filmmaker, actor and film director.
Bita Elahian (Alahyan) , is an Iranian-American filmmaker and actress who lives in Los Angeles, California. She studied filmmaking at the New York Film Academy (NYFA). Elahian has received various awards for her directing in drama films.
Early life
Bita Elahian was born in Tehran, where she lived for much of her childhood.
Later in her career, Elahian decided to transition from theatre to filmmaking. She created a movie entitled The Seventh Day, which was aired at over 20 film festivals.
Elahian moved to the US to advance her career as a movie director. As a student at the New York Film Academy, she directed Beautiful Dream and Blame as part of her coursework. Vida is her latest short film, which she directed and acted in.
She was also a member of the selection committee of the Winter Film Awards.
Influence Her work focuses on women's empowerment. Currently, she is a member of New York Women in Film & Television and Women in Film LA.
Filmography
Short Films:
Performances
Awards and nominations
Vida (Short Film) OFFICIAL SELECTION The Valley Film Festival 2019 "Los Angeles" Goa Short Film Festival 2019 Fort Myers Beach International Film Festival 2020 San Diego Film Week 2020 Sensus Film Festival 2020 Through Women's Eyes International Film Festival 2020 Los Angeles Women's International Doc Fest 2020 The Women's Film Festival 2020 World of Woman Film Fair Middle East 2020 International Migration Film Festival 2020 Blame (Short Film) OFFICIAL SELECTION Other Venice Film Festival 2017 Los Angeles Movie Awards 2017 (WON : Honorable Mention) One Reeler Short Film Competition 2017 (WON : Award of Excellence) (WON : The Best Actor) The Best Shorts Competition 2017 (WON : Award of Merit - Women Filmmakers(Student)) (WON : Film Short (Student)) California Women's Film Festival 2018 (WON : 3rd Place Audience Award) (WON : GOLD AWARDS - Director) (WON : PLATINUM AWARDS - International Short Film ) (WON : AWARDS OF MERIT - Editor) Marina Del Rey Film Festival 2018 Hollywood Art & Movie Awards 2018 48 Independent Short Film Festival 2017 Logcinema Art Films 2018 Utah Film Festival 2018 Beautiful Dream (Short Film) OFFICIAL SELECTION Spotlight Horror Film Awards 2016 (WON : The Best Drama Short) Hollywood Film Competition 2017 (WON : The Best Drama Film) Women's Only Entertainment Film Festival 2017 (WON : The Best Female Director) Mindfield Film Festival "Los Angeles" 2017 (WON : Platinum Award - Best Student Short) Top Shorts 2017 (WON : Best Student Film) Colortape Film Festival, AUS 2017 (WON : Best Short Film) Festigious International Film Competition 2017 (WON :Best Drama) Short to the Point International Film Festival 2017 Mindfield Film Festival Albuquerque 2017 (WON: Best Short Film) Lake View International Film Festival 2017 IMA International Film Festival (India) 2017 Barcelona Planet Film Festival 2017 Aab International Film Festival (AIFF) 2017 The European Independent Award 2017 Gold Movie Awards Goddess Nike 2018 Festival Silhouette 2018 (WON : Semi-Finalist)
The seventh day (Short Film) OFFICIAL SELECTION Third Eye 14 Asian Film Festival 2015 Kolkata International Film Festival 2015 6th Iran Cinema Celebration 2015 32nd Tehran International short Film Festival 2015 Direct Short and Documentary Film Festival 2015 12th Akbank Short Film Festival 2016 Yari Persian Film Festival 2016 I Filmmaker International Film Festival 2016 "Special Mention" ُShort to the Point 2017
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Important facts
Frequently asked questions
Who was Bita Elahian?
Iranian-American filmmaker and actress
When was Bita Elahian born?
Bita Elahian was born in Tehran.
What was Bita Elahian's occupation?
Bita Elahian was a filmmaker, actor and film director.
What nationality was Bita Elahian?
Bita Elahian was Iranian and American.
Sources & further reading
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Bita Elahian. https://biography.guide/bita-elahian/
MLA: "Bita Elahian." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/bita-elahian/.
Chicago: "Bita Elahian." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/bita-elahian/.
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