Nia Malika Dixon

Nia Malika Dixon is an award-winning filmmaker on a mission to amplify diverse stories from underrepresented communities, especially Black Muslim women. With over 15 years in the film industry, the Baltimore native hones her craft as the founder of Audaz Entertainment, where she writes, directs, & produces content for television, film, and digital platforms, specifically highlighting stories representing Black and Muslim people.

Nia founded the #BlackMuslimGirlFly empowerment brand and the annual BMGFly Film Festival, which not only provides a platform for Black & Muslim film and episodic projects led by women but also highlights their accomplishments with the Dixon-Harmon Trailblazer Award. 

Recently, Dixon produced the comedy feature Love Supreme: Anatomy of Gratitude and won the Feature Audience Award at the 2020 Global Muslim Film Festival, and her writing on Powderkeg's "East of La Brea,” which she helped to create, won Best Original Web Series at UrbanWorld Film Festival 2020.