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Elizabeth Fildes

Current Position
21C Media Group
Account Director & Creative Producer
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Harvard University
Certificate: Management Essentials, 2019
Eastman School of Music
MM, Performance & Literature, 2013-2015

Biography

Elizabeth Fildes is a passionate member of the performing arts community. As a classical musician and creative producer, she is committed to developing innovative forms and experiences that build community and broaden the genre’s reach.

Elizabeth earned her master’s degree in Performance and Literature from the Eastman School of Music and a bachelor’s degree from Westminster Choir College in Princeton. She served as associate producer of award-winning musical short film Dichterliebe: Poetlove and has held positions at Caramoor Center for Music & the Arts and the Metropolitan Opera.

Experience

21C Media Group

2015 - Present
New York, NY

Account Director & Creative Producer

2015 - Present
Elizabeth’s work at 21C blends traditional public relations with digital strategies and the creation of dynamic partnerships to raise her clients’ profiles and amplify their messages. She oversees the company’s fellowship program and has been a guest speaker at universities across the country.

Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts

2014
Katonah, NY

Artist Liaison & Program Coordinator

2014
As part of Bel Canto at Caramoor, Elizabeth oversaw day-to-day scheduling with apprentice artists as well as rehearsal and performance logistics with principal artists.

The Metropolitan Opera

2011
New York, NY

Media & Presentations Intern

2011
Elizabeth worked directly with department principals to coordinate projects including the HD Festival, Grammy Award applications, and data entry and analysis for archival recordings.

Projects and Media

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Dichterliebe: Poetlove
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Elizabeth worked with director David Paul and producer Justine Raczkiewicz from the earliest stages of conception, through production and the film festival circuit, and ultimately to acquisition by All Arts, a New York Emmy-winning arts and culture hub is created by WNET, the parent company of New York’s PBS stations.