Gulf Coast to West Coast:
Paige was born in Beaumont, TX - the Catholic part of the Bible Belt - as a daughter to a mother, sister to a brother, and granddaughter of a MawMaw and PawPaw. She luckily grew up with the same group of people from kindergarten through twelfth grade and then moved to Los Angeles to attend film school at Loyola Marymount University.
After graduating in 2018 with BAs in Film & TV Production and English, she eventually landed at Quibi (yes, that Quibi) and got to be there for the ride of a lifetime. After Quibi shuttered, she had a short stint at 20th Century Animation / Disney as a production assistant for four feature films for Disney+ before landing at MACRO, where she worked as a non-fiction coordinator. In 2022, she participated in both Google's 6-month Rare Creative Fellowship, working as a producer for the Brand Studio team, and Hollywood Radio and Television Society's (HRTS) Mentorship Program. In 2025, she was part of Break Free From Plastic's inaugural Movement and Policy Fellowship, culminating in a week of lobbying on Capitol Hill against plastic production.
She is also an alum of CHEER San Francisco (est. 1980), the official cheer team of the city and county of San Francisco, and helped to raise funds for LGBTQ+ causes. During her time with Cheer SF, she served on the beneficiary selection committee, was a Pride Cheer Association delegate, and competed in Gay Games Guadalajara, winning silver in dance alongside the rest of the Spirit Team.
Recently, Paige wrapped up her contract as a permalance producer for YouTube's Creative Studio team and is currently producing/directing her first feature documentary, A Place Called Home. She also produces content for small businesses and indie musicians through her production company, twentyfive90.
Additionally, she is a member of Brown Girls Doc Mafia, the Documentary Producers Alliance, Our Third Place (fka Media Dinner Club), Black Film Connect, Black Track, and HRTS.
Her favorite author is Alice Hoffman, her favorite ice-cream is Van Leeuwen's vegan Pistachio, and the film that breaks her heart is Breaking the Waves (no pun intended) dir. by Lars Von Trier.
She loves slice of life, learning new things, contradictions, and imagining the worlds people live in. And eventually, yes, she will submit that poem.
at le last park city sundance, photo by the homie: odeya pinkus