Ellivia Gold

Ellivia Gold is an award-winning actor and filmmaker known for her work in independent film and theatre and a senior at a professional performing arts high school. She made her Off-Broadway debut at age 10 as the Tiny Tim understudy in A Christmas Carol at The Players Theatre in New York City, and later served as the Leighton Schaefer understudy in the original Off-Broadway production of You & Me at A.R.T./New York.

Her film credits include Queen of Magic, directed by Academy Award–nominated filmmaker Stacey Maltin; Rapids, opposite Homer Gere (Euphoria); and Immutable Uncertainties, directed by Arielle Friedman. For her performance in the comedic short Planting an Unwanted Seed, Gold received a Young Artist Academy nomination for Best Actress in a Lead Role.
Gold wrote and stars in The Quiet Between (2026), a short film she began writing at 13 and completed at 17. For her performance, she received a Rising Star Award for Acting. She will next star in the title role of the psychological drama Cassandra, which received production support through the Maura Mandt Production Award and Grant and the PeyBack Foundation.
Beyond acting and filmmaking, Ellivia is a passionate mental health advocate who created a social media initiative dedicated to fostering connection and reminding others that they are not alone.