Elizabeth Baudouin

Elizabeth Baudouin is a writer, director, and producer whose work explores the human experience through emotional depth and cultural observation. She co-founded the production company Not All Films with filmmaker Natalie Shirinian, where they have produced award-winning narrative and documentary projects, including Shirinian's Interior Motives and Parev Mama. Her directorial debut, Breakup Text, executive-produced by Academy Award winner David Dinerstein, premiered at the Provincetown International Film Festival and screened at multiple Academy Award qualifying festivals, including the Woodstock Film Festival, and won the Audience Award at HollyShorts. She produced on the documentary ALOK, directed by Alex Hedison and executive produced by Jodie Foster, which premiered at Sundance and Telluride. Most recently, she co-directed Room of the Absolute (2026), a documentary on Ukrainian painter Alla Hurenko, created in collaboration with Shirinian, which received the Jury's Honorable Mention at Provincetown International Film Festival and won the Special Jury Award at the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival. The couple was named to the Wallpaper*400, the list of people shaping Creative America today. Elizabeth is an Emerson College graduate.