Ted Passon is a director whose work includes Patrice: The Movie and Philly D.A. Awards for his projects include the Emmy Award for “Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking,” a Peabody Award, the Gotham Award for “Best Nonfiction Series,” a dupont-Columbia Award, the Sundance Nonfiction Producing Award, and the Humanitas Prize. His work was twice nominated […]
Lisa Immordino Vreeland is a director and producer who has been immersed in the world of fashion, art, and culture for years. Her works include Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel (the book and film); Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict; Love, Cecil (the book and film); Art of Style; Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation; […]
Felipe Estefan is a storyteller, strategist, and investor working at the intersection of democracy, media, and technology. Currently a fellow at Harvard University’s Shorenstein Center, Felipe was previously Vice President for Narrative Change and Latin America at Luminate, where he supported more than 100 projects in film, civic engagement, digital rights, and journalism. He has […]
Sean Glass makes films, produces, and exhibits at Reunion, a year-round screening and events series, which has collaborated with Sundance, Cannes, Tribeca, and live theater groups. He’s premiered films at festivals like Cannes, Venice, AFI FEST, and DOC NYC. Previously, he worked at Apple Music, Coachella, Universal Music Group, Epic Records, Ridley Scott/Wildcard’s 3AM, and […]
Sam Sarowitz is the owner of Posteritati Movie Posters.
Suh has directed, produced, and been showrunner for many award-winning projects. She directed the New York Times film Sorry/Not Sorry, and the Emmy Award–winning Netflix series Working: What We Do All Day, which she developed with former President Barack Obama and Higher Ground. For Netflix, she directed Blackpink: Light Up the Sky and adapted Salt, […]
Stephen Maing is an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and cinematographer. His most recent feature film, UNION, and his 2018 film Crime + Punishment both won Special Jury Awards at Sundance and were shortlisted for the Best Documentary Oscar. His upcoming film, The Great Experiment, is an ambitious, cinematic observation of four years of life in America. […]
James West is Executive Editor at the U.S.-based Center for Investigative Reporting, publisher of the acclaimed magazine Mother Jones and the public radio show Reveal, heard on more than 500 stations across America. For over a decade leading the New York bureau, James has launched thriving video and social channels, podcasts, and innovative news formats, and produced stories […]
Keith Michael Brown is currently Executive Vice President of Content for Firelight Films, the premiere documentary film company for stories that reach and engage diverse audiences. He also serves as executive producer and producer on its films. He is the director and producer of the short film A New Day Begun”: The Black National Anthem […]
From an early age, I was drawn to storytelling in all its forms. What began as a love for narrative soon grew into a deep commitment to uncovering and sharing remarkable true stories through documentary filmmaking. Y Vân: The Lost Sounds of Saigonbrought new challenges. As a non-Vietnamese filmmaker stepping into a profoundly personal story, […]