Sara Fenton

Sara Fenton got her start as a production coordinator on Canadian Geographic Presents, helping a team of intrepid documentarians track wolves, bears, and diamonds in the Arctic. Now LA-based, Fenton has produced short-form fiction, nonfiction, and 360-degree Cinematic VR experiences. As the former director of communications for USC's Media Institute for Social Change, Sara champions socially-minded filmmakers, changing the world, one film at a time. Fenton's has worked on the award winning documentaries al imam, Raising Citizens of the World and Making a Murderer and is proud to be bringing to the screen upcoming stories about women in STEM, female violent offenders, and Brainwashed a deep dive into gender disparity in Hollywood. Fenton's films have screened at Slamdance, Cannes, Hot Docs, Cucalorus, Palm Springs and National Geographic.