Autor/-in: Ngozi Nwadiogbu

Ngozi Nwadiogbu is a Brooklyn-based writer, filmmaker, and painter, exploring questions of memory, grief, digital identity, and spectrality (as ghosts often appear in her work). She graduated from New York University with a bachelor’s degree in cinema studies in 2019. Since then, she has collaborated with a number of incredible storytelling teams, helping to develop and distribute award-winning projects for organizations like Cinereach, GKIDS, and Nuotama Bodomo’s hybrid studio, Mothertongue. Her solo work has been published online in Interview Magazine, Immerse, L’Officiel USA, and elsewhere, but this foray into Ella Fitzgerald’s historic life marks her print debut.