Lisa, a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Brown University, is a renowned documentarian who has dedicated her career to harnessing the power of film to bring about social change.
As a member of Selah, a national network of Jewish social justice leaders, Lisa has been instrumental in creating thought-provoking documentaries that tackle pressing issues and inspire audiences to take action.
As the President of Good Egg Productions, Inc, a New York City-based production company, Lisa has had the opportunity to produce and direct a range of films, each one showcasing her unique ability to craft compelling narratives and capture the hearts of her viewers.
Her first film, the Emmy Award-winning "The Children of Chabannes," made in collaboration with Dean Wetherell, has received widespread critical acclaim, winning 10 film festival awards and enjoying a limited theatrical release.
The film, which tells the story of a small town in France that sheltered Jewish refugees during World War II, has also been broadcast on HBO Signature, local PBS stations, and is distributed by Docurama.
Lisa's second film, "My So-Called Enemy," has also been met with critical acclaim, garnering a CINE Golden Eagle and five film festival awards since its premiere at Silverdocs in 2010.
In recognition of her outstanding work, Lisa was honored as "Someone to Watch" at the 2011 Cleveland International Film Festival, a testament to her dedication to her craft and her commitment to using film as a tool for social change.
