Vusala Mirzeyeva was born in Baku.
She studied at the Faculty of Television Directing of the Azerbaijan State University of Culture and Art (1994-1998, 2002-master's degree).
During her work on Azerbaijani television (1998-2006), she was the author and director of such programs as "White Dance", "Sunday", "Meloman", "The Tale of the Storyteller", "Harmony". She worked as the second director in Ramiz Hasanoglu's film-performances at the "Sabah" Creative Union (2000-2006). Since 2006, she has worked at Space TV, first as the chief director of the News Department, and then as the director of the Musical Projects Group, and has directed the programs "Azerbaijani Folk Dances", "We Came from Epics", "VIP Club", "Your Hour". She was the project manager and director of the "Third Eye" program broadcast on Azad Azerbaijan Television (2016-2017). At the same time, she worked independently, collaborating with several companies and productions, and was the director of music videos, various events and concerts. She has published articles in the press. Currently, she continues to work independently, working on documentaries and various projects. She was awarded the "Best Young Director of the Year" award (2007), and the "Golden Buta" award for the promotion of national music in television programs (2007).
