Lisa Remington(I)

Lisa Remington is an Oscar and Emmy-winning filmmaker who has produced over three dozen documentaries that have premiered at the Telluride, Sundance, SXSW, Tribeca, and Cannes Film Festivals while going on to find homes at Netflix, HBO, CNN Films and PBS. Her hands-on approach of overseeing films from development through release has resulted in Robb Moss' third installment of his river trilogy, The Bend in the River, Molly O'Brien's Oscar-winning The Only Girl in the Orchestra, Nathaniel Khan's Emmy-winning Hunt for Planet B, and Emmy-nominated The Price of Everything. Other films include: Johanna Demetrakas' Feminists: What Were They Thinking?; the 2021 Jackson Wild Media Award winner, After Antarctica; Sam Feder's Disclosure; Lucy Walker's Countdown to Zero and Mark Jonathan Harris' look at the Los Angeles foster care system, Foster.

Her current slate of films set to release in early 2027 includes Kate Amend and Tim Marrinan's look at the trailblazing artist Judy Chicago's life and work Judy Chicago Untitled and Jeff Reichert and Alexandra Kerry's climate negotiation documentary, One Point Five.

Lisa mentors for the Sundance Institute's Creative Producing Program and is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.