Kitoko Mai

They/Them & She/Her

 

 

Kitoko Mai is an award winning multidisciplinary artist based in Toronto. They are an actor, writer, facilitator, video artist, producer, DEI consultant, mental health advocate, and content creator.

Kitoko is a reciepient of the Gilded Hammers Emerging Artist Award (2020) from HFTco and the Promising Pen Prize (2021) from Cahoots Theatre. Also in 2021, their cheeky and informative video called “The BIPOC Survival Guide”, was produced by the CBC.

In 2023, their first short film, Thriving: A Dissociated Reverie (produced by Virgin Twins and directed by Nicole Bazuin) was selected for screening at the Sundance Film Festival. The film also made TIFF’s Canada Top Ten (2023) and won 4 awards during its festival run.

You can reach Kitoko through the form on this website or by emailing Kitoko@kitoko.ca

Demo Reel

Below are examples of my past work for film and digital content. More examples can be found here.

Demo Reel

Scripted Non-Fiction