Alisi is an Emmy®-nominated Producer, Director, Multidisciplinary Artist, and Creative Strategist working at the intersection of story, culture, and experience. She partners with clients to shape narrative into living creative worlds—driving cultural, strategic, and commercial impact.

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She began her career in Australia’s performing arts sector before co-founding an award-winning independent production and creative studio in the United States in 2012.

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Across her practice, Alisi has collaborated with leaders across various sectors including –– arts and culture, tourism and destination development, philanthropy, education & academia, and government. She works closely with executive leadership, CEOs, directors and public sector stakeholders to uncover the core narrative of an organisation and reimagine it as bold, story-led creative expression—bringing clarity to complexity, and emotion to strategy.

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These worlds unfold across screen—profile films, documentaries, and oral histories—and extend into live events and activations, major launches, and place-based experiences. The result is immersive storytelling that connects with audiences and leaves lasting impact.

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Her work is shaped by a performer’s instinct and a director’s precision, with a deep understanding of performance, scale, and audience psychology. She moves fluidly between cinematic storytelling, live experience, and large-scale creative development.

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As an Indigenous Fijian woman, Alisi brings a perspective shaped across Fiji, Australia, and the United States—three creative and cultural landscapes she has lived within for significant periods of her life. This lived experience across distinct cultural and creative systems is a defining strength in her toolkit, informing how she sees, shapes, and translates narrative across complex environments. It allows her to move intuitively between contexts, distil nuance with precision, and build stories that resonate across audiences and borders.

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Her practice is focused on unlocking what already exists but hasn’t yet been fully seen—underutilised assets, emerging destinations, and evolving institutions—transforming them into cohesive narrative experiences that strengthen identity, visibility, and long-term value.

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After 15 years in the United States, Alisi has returned to Australia, where she is developing a slate of independent projects while continuing to work with clients across storytelling, place activation, and creative direction.

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Selected Achievements:

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• Emmy®-Nomination –– Earned an Emmy® nomination for her debut production & documentary series, which highlighted the arts, culture, and history of a Northern Minnesota county, driving visibility and stimulating the local economic and tourism sectors.

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• Strategic Storytelling for Capital Initiatives –– Produced and directed a body of profile films in service of capital funding campaigns — including a landmark short film presented directly to state legislators that secured $4.5 million in state funding toward an $11 million expansion and refurbishment of a regional performing arts institution and its arts education programs. A defining example of translating creative vision into quantifiable cultural, community, and economic impact.

 

• 75th Anniversary Legacy Film, and Leadership Award –– Directed Minnesota’s largest rural and regional private foundation’s 75th anniversary legacy film, celebrating its $450 million endowment, community impact, and future vision. Alisi and her team were honored the same year with the foundation’s Leadership and Legacy Award for their impactful contributions to the region.​​

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• Government & Civic Narrative Strategy –– Developed narrative strategies for complex public projects, including a multimillion-dollar biophysical initiative, fostering community understanding and support, aligning stakeholders, and informing policy and investment decisions.

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For consulting opportunities and collaborations, please contact Alisi below.