
Since 2016, Candice's work has received support from festivals in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Europe, Australia, Asia and Africa.
Harnessing her early experiences of hate crimes as a youth and institutionalized racism as an adult, she parlayed them, along with her training and professional skills to direct her first short documentary titled Go Quietly, which screened at the Ohio Independent Film Festival during the week of the contentious 2016 U.S. Presidential election.
Her next two documentaries titled The Robo Con and Nkosi Eclipsed featured marginalized yet strong, indomitable characters who rose up and spoke out against systems of oppression.
Candice was a cohort at the NY Emmy-nominated BRIC Documentary Intensive program in 2020, where she developed her most recent project on mass incarceration.
Nkosi Eclipsed received several accolades, including Best Short Documentary and a Human Spirit award.
Candice is a member of NYWIFT and The D-Word.

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"'The Robo Con' is tightly researched and well argued. It takes an issue that has been framed as a matter of personal poor or greedy choices and made clear the policies that allowed so many people to be caught up in a process designed for the powerful. Thank you for this clear-eyed reminder which is greatly needed as we look to 2020 and beyond."
"'Nkosi Eclipsed' is "a whole new way to do documentary... [it] transcends narrative and following one person - but pulling back to show the system and its problems and the many other prisoners Nkosi shares that unfair unfortunate fate and identity with, keeping it intimate and personal while also universal, a broad call to action but also contemplative and about Nkosi taking individual responsibility."
"Candice Delevante has a unique way of developing characters and describing their personalities and actions with great detail. It's easy to imagine 'Alternative Universe' while reading it and some of the dialogue and tweets that Candice weaved into the story is astounding."