Hi Angels!🤩 A few months ago I submitted my short film “Mother of all Forests” 🌳🥹💚 for the @tiktok short film competition. I wasn't selected as one of the winners but I had so much fun making this short film based on a Congolese folktale I heard growing up!🥹🤩 Hope you all enjoy and feel free to let me know what you think 🙏🏾💚 Love you, Angels!✨ Written, Directed, Starring: Tricia Mpisi Editors: iMovie & CapCut Camera: iPhone 13 Pro Max

A big part of pursuing an acting career is facing rejection, I guess that's a big part of life too. But as one of my favourite motivational speakers Les Brown put it: "Every no just brings you closer to a yes." 🌻 🌼 🌻 I was inspired by the 70s (although I clearly couldn't match the time period with my props lol) and the colour yellow and thought I'd try something new. Thanks for watching!😊 💛 ✨ 📱 Catch me on my other socials: https://www.triciampisi.com/links

June 12th is my Father's birthday. He would've been 71 years old (Gosh so old. To my dearest Daddy, Désirée Jr. Maki Mpisi, happy, happy birthday! I love you more than I will ever comprehend ❤️. “I’m everything I am because you loved me.” P.S. Find your own reasons to love all that you are 🤗🥰🤗 Thanks for watching!💗 I hope you enjoy it! Thanks so much for watching! (: ✨ 📱 For All My Social Link, just click here: https://www.triciampisi.com/links 📸 Camera: iPhone 7 Plus 💻 Editing software: iMovie Thumbnails: Canva.com Peace & Love!

This is my second ever short film. I made it during the pandemic then later scrapped it cause I thought it was bad. It's not my best work but hey, work is work and I learned a lot making this. So enjoy: a deep dive into the mind of a bored girl trying to meditate. Thanks for watching!💗 I hope you enjoy it! Thanks so much for watching! (: ✨ 📱 For All My Social Link, just click here: https://www.triciampisi.com/links 📸 Camera: iPhone 7 Plus 💻 Editing software: iMovie Thumbnails: Canva.com Peace & Love! "Happiness is like a perfume, you cannot pour it all on others without allowing a few drops to fall on yourself." (African Proverb)

I lost my parents 3 days after my 6th birthday, and although I can never really bring myself to really talk about it or post about it on social media, I thought I'd do what I do best and make a short film. I used to think grief was something that someone only did at funerals but I realised it's a journey that I will be on for the rest of my life. So, I dedicate this short to my loving mother Rose, and father Desiré Mpisi, the best people I have ever known. The idea for the short came from a song by one of my favourite artists "Sleeping at last" called "Hourglass". If you want to check him out: Sleeping at last: https://www.youtube.com/user/SleepingAtLast1 Hourglass by Sleeping at last: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1-_1UIv9e0 It's about a funeral and although I barely remember my parent's funeral, that day has always stuck with me, I remember seeing them in those little boxes, they looked so peaceful, almost as if they were smiling. I've hated funerals ever since but honestly the worst part isn't even the funeral, it's going home to an empty house and knowing that you'll never get to see the ones you love the most ever again, at least not in this life. The music of the film I got from the YouTube Audio Library by Emmit Fenn: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC81hioFupMsG2MWMQy78oCw To anyone who's experiencing grief, I wish I could give you advice seeing that I've been grieving for literally the majority of my life but I just can't. There are no rules to this thing, just be gentle and kind to yourself, it will forever hurt and time won't make it any better but for whatever reason and by whatever power, a broken heart can always find sheer happiness again. To my dearest parents, your lives were not in vain; until we meet again. 🕊️😊🌿 📱 Catch me on my other socials: https://www.triciampisi.com/links

Kikongo is the primary language of my parents and my forefathers, the Bakongo people of Central Africa. I believe in the power of words and more importantly the connection between people and their language. Mambote means happiness and in this new year, I wish you all the happiness this life can offer. Thanks for watching!💗 I hope you enjoy it! Thanks so much for watching! (: ✨ 📱 For All My Social Link, just click here: https://www.triciampisi.com/links 📸 Camera: iPhone 7 Plus 💻 Editing software: iMovie Thumbnails: Canva.com Peace & Love! "Happiness is like a perfume, you cannot pour it all on others without allowing a few drops to fall on yourself." (African Proverb)

Pink is my favorite colour. I never knew why until now...💕 This was the second short I made earlier this year, I hope you enjoy! Thanks so much for watching! (: ✨ 📱 For All My Social Link, just click here: https://www.triciampisi.com/links 📸 Camera: iPhone 7 Plus 💻 Editing software: iMovie Thumbnails: Canva.com Peace & Love! "For the sight of pink makes me smile” ~Anonymous

Hi Angels 👼🏾. I was challenged two weeks ago by my Drama Coach to make a 5 minute short film titled: "I want to _______". Since I would be shooting this alone I choose the simplest story and filming techniques to make it easier on me. This was such a fun project and I'm excited to share it with you all. P.S. I shot the film on my phone so I had to speak into my phone case 😂 Desperate times call for desperate measures lol. I'm always open to any feedback! Thanks so much for watching! (: ✨ 📱 For All My Social Link, just click here: https://www.triciampisi.com/links 📸 Camera: iPhone 7 Plus 💻 Editing software: iMovie Thumbnails: Canva.com Peace & Love!

It's finally here! My first short film. Written, directed and starring yours truly. I would definitely appreciate any feedback or thoughts down below, I hope you enjoy! Thanks so much for watching! (: ✨ 📱 For All My Social Link, just click here: https://www.triciampisi.com/links 📸 Camera: iPhone 7 Plus 💻 Editing software: iMovie Thumbnails: Canva.com Peace & Love! "“I realized I was thinking of you, and I began to wonder how long you’d been on my mind. Then it occurred to me: since I met you, you’ve never left.” ~Anonymous