Sandrine Orabona is a highly accomplished director and producer, boasting an impressive array of credits in documentary film, television, and advertising. Her work is characterized by a focus on deeply personal, character-driven storytelling, often exploring the extraordinary lives of ordinary individuals, as well as the private and intimate aspects of larger-than-life icons.
As a director, Sandrine has helmed a diverse range of projects, including the highly acclaimed Savage x Fenty Show Vol. 1 and 2, a groundbreaking fashion event featuring women from all walks of life and body types, which premiered on Amazon Prime. Her documentary work has also taken her to the world of sports, with State of Play: First Ladies, a profile of three women whose lives have been impacted by their husbands' high-profile careers in sports.
Sandrine has also made a significant mark in the world of music documentaries. She was part of the team that worked on the record-breaking film This Is It, which followed Michael Jackson in the final weeks of his life as he prepared for his highly anticipated "This Is It" tour. Additionally, she has produced an upcoming documentary on Rihanna, offering a unique and unfiltered look into the life of the global icon.
In the realm of arts and culture, Sandrine has directed a number of projects that celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Los Angeles. Her documentary, The West Coast Sound: An LA Jazz Legacy, premiered on PBS and explored the roots of art and activism in the South LA jazz community. She has also directed projects featuring a range of artists, including Ne-Yo, Shakira, SZA, Becky G, and The Foreign Exchange.
Throughout her career, Sandrine has received numerous accolades, including an Emmy award, for her outstanding work in the world of documentary filmmaking. Her ability to craft compelling, character-driven stories has earned her a reputation as one of the most respected and sought-after directors in the industry.
