Anela Tayan is an analog filmmaker, creative producer, and artist relations specialist working across music, fashion, touring, and live events.

Through Tayan Films, she creates visual work exclusively on analog formats—including Hi-8, VHS, and 8mm—bringing a tactile, time-warped quality to concerts, music videos, editorials, and backstage documentation. Through Tayan Agency, she leads tour coordination, production, artist relations, and community market operations — including vendor coordination and event logistics — with a documentary-informed approach to long-form creative and logistical execution. She also operates Heirloom Tape, a home-video inspired project focused on memory-driven wedding documentation and analog capture.

Beyond film, Anela’s practice expands into visual art and writing, spanning abstract painting, blogging, and songwriting. Her background includes formal fashion studies, along with experience in styling, set design, and over eight years of professional modeling.

In parallel with her visual work, she maintains a written practice, with selected essays and creative writing published on Substack.

Her work exists at the intersection of image, memory, and material process—built to feel less like content and more like something remembered.