Tree Lowe

In 2019, Trelanda went on to pursue her MFA at Mount Saint Mary's University in film and television.

In the 1990s, Trelanda continued working in the field she loved while leading a fruitful life as a full-time working mother. Even as a full-time working mom, Lowe never put her camera down.

Trelanda went onto establish her own online magazine at Bourgeois Magazine La in the mid 1990s. She continues to captures the essence of Hollywood even to this day. Trelanda went onto pursue her education in film at Los Angeles Valley College, and transferred to California State University of Northridge, majoring in TV Production. Lowe later became heavily involved with the Screenwriters Club, The National Leadership of Success, Honor Society, Honor Society, CSUN Mentorship, LGBTQ + Community, Thriving and Achieving Program (TAP), Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP), and Millennium Foundation for personal achievements. She later began to receive awards for her excellence and participation throughout her stay at CSUN. In addition to Trelanda's studies at CSUN, she also pursued her certification in Adobe Suite and became CPR certified.

Trelanda Renee "Tree" Lowe (born February 10, 1971) is an American producer, screenwriter, director, editor, and photographer. Her passion has always been through the arts of Hollywood. Trelanda was born in California, but raised both in Los Angeles and Seattle, Wa. She came from a single parent household, and being the oldest of three siblings. Lowe struggled with a learning disability as a child, but learned adjustable tools along the way.