Donna LoCicero is a multifaceted creative professional with a remarkable 15-year career spanning numerous groundbreaking film projects for television networks, cable channels, and international broadcasting.
As a true pioneer, Donna revolutionized the format of Shark Week on the Discovery Channel by introducing portraits of shark attack victims who have joined forces to protect shark populations. This innovative approach brought the plight of the world's sharks to millions of viewers, challenging the traditional "Jaws-style" blood and gore programming.
Donna's film, "Hunting in America," for the National Geographic Channel, received a Best Documentary Genesis Award. Her landmark series, "Looking for America," aired nationally on ABC News and garnered an Emmy nomination. This series showcased fresh voices on screen as a news correspondent hitchhiked across the country, sharing the stories of each person who picked him up.
Throughout her career, Donna's work has been featured on a diverse range of platforms, including the Bravo Network, Discovery Channel, National Geographic Channel, History Channel, ABC News, A&E, Science Channel, Travel Channel, Investigation Discovery, Food Network, and Nippon Television Network.
In addition to her professional endeavors, Donna has donated her time and expertise to various non-profit films, including documentaries about the Huichol people of Mexico and the devastating impact of the war in Iraq. Her first feature-length documentary film is Still Standing.
