My name is Destiny Soria, award winning Native American Kickapoo filmmaker, director, and owner of Lady Destiny Productions LLC, an emerging production company that made its debut producing several films. One of which, VHS Violence: Bootlegged, is on Tubi, along with my short films. I’m really proud of “Christmas Slasher,” which is the company’s first feature film, and it’s already earned multiple accolades and awards. I have brought my wonderfully horrific vision to life by taking the helm as director, producer, writer and lead actress. I portray the film’s lead, the emotionally distraught and confused Alita. As well as being a talented and accomplished actress with nearly a hundred productions to my credit, I’m a model, dancer, and singer who has always had an affinity for storytelling.

I have been in this entertainment industry for 15 years, and in 2016 made my own production company. I help others with low rates in anything they need, like reels and headshots. Making sure the quality and representation is correct for them. Making sure the right tools and rates are agreeable for them. My rates are very low, because it’s hard these days with the cost of living and surviving on. I give them a very low rate, because I was there with not enough money to buy my headshots and get reels done. I understand how hard it is to save money to get those materials for your career. So, my rates and my help are low and open to help others.

No Promised Land is on Tubi. As the lead in this drama film, I have won Best Actress Award for it. This was one of my proudest moments. The Box, a short film, got its first distribution deal this year. Soon to be on all media platforms.