Celene Beth Olsen, a Certified Mental Health Coordinator with the Association of Mental Health Coordinators, is an independent true crime filmmaker, mid-level television producer, retired dancer and choreographer, and podcast host. With experience nearing ten years in the crime narrative field, she has expanded and enriched her professional scope. This extensive background allows her to approach mental health support in creative industries with insight, compassion, and authenticity.

Raised in Park City, Utah, Olsen is a Latinx creative whose early connection to storytelling was shaped through movement, performance, and later, film. Her decade of working and volunteering with the Sundance Film Festival fostered a lasting appreciation for indie film and its ability to hold emotional depth and social complexity.

Olsen’s professional journey spans true crime television, and documentary filmmaking. She has hosted two true crime podcasts where she refined her voice as both a storyteller and investigative journalist. Her work both behind the camera and in support roles is grounded in lived experience and shaped by her training and practice as a trauma informed Mental Health Coordinator.