

Murielle Telio was born in New York City and raised in New Orleans, a city whose grit, history, and emotional complexity continue to shape her creative voice. After graduating from Tulane University, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue storytelling across performance, writing, and directing.
As an actor, Telio has worked with filmmakers including Shane Black and David Gordon Green, most notably portraying Misty Mountains in The Nice Guys. Her time on set deepened her understanding of tone, pacing, and the collaborative architecture of filmmaking.
As a writer, director, and creative producer, Telio is drawn to psychologically rich narratives that explore power, perception, and the emotional undercurrents of human behavior. Her work is influenced by the darkness and layered social dynamics of New Orleans, often blending atmospheric tension with character-driven storytelling.
In addition to her film work, she brings a strategic lens to creative development, shaping ideas with an emphasis on audience perspective, thematic cohesion, and visual language.
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