ABOUT

C. Fitz is an award-winning Director, Producer, Executive Producer, Showrunner, and Creative Director whose work spans scripted television, documentary, branded entertainment, and advertising. Based in Los Angeles, her credits include projects for Disney, Netflix, HBO Max, McDonald's, and the Olympic Games.

Her television credits include co-developing and producing the groundbreaking series Queer Eye for the Straight Guy; showrunning 104 episodes across five seasons of Disney/ABC Family's Knock First; directing the first season of HBO Max's One Perfect Shot; and directing for Ava DuVernay's acclaimed drama Queen Sugar on OWN.

As a director, Fitz's visual style blends cinematic composition, tone, and atmosphere to create immersive worlds that feel both intimate and expansive. Known for building strong connections with talent, she creates emotionally layered performances within carefully crafted visual frames. With extensive experience leading post-production, Fitz approaches every project with a director's eye from development through delivery.

Most recently, Fitz's directing and writing work for the 2026 Olympic Games earned a Bronze Award for Advertising (State of Streaming) and was recognized by Adweek as one of the top commercials of the 2026 Games.

Fitz directed and produced the award-winning feature documentary Jewel's Catch One, which premiered at the BFI London Film Festival. Chronicling the legendary Los Angeles nightclub founded by LGBTQ+ trailblazer Jewel Thais-Williams, the film enjoyed an acclaimed international festival run before its Netflix debut and will be re-released across major VOD platforms on June 16, 2026.

She is currently working across mediums and industries as a creative director, director, and digital content creator for celebrities and luxury brands while developing her first narrative feature, a socially conscious horror film she wrote with actress Ashley Bell attached to star.