Tiffany Shlain is an Emmy-nominated filmmaker, speaker, and Webby Awards Founder, renowned for her thought-provoking films and work, which have received over 80 awards and distinctions.
As a pioneer in the field of digital arts, Tiffany has been recognized for her groundbreaking films, including "Connected: An Autobiography about Love, Death & Technology," which premiered at Sundance and was hailed by The New York Times as "high-tech Terry Gilliam."
Tiffany's work has been featured at numerous prestigious institutions, including the Sundance Film Festival, TEDWomen, and the National Museum of American Jewish History. Her film "50/50: Rethinking the Past, Present, and Future of Women + Power" premiered live at TEDWomen and was screened at over 275 TEDx events globally.
As a world-renowned speaker, Tiffany has delivered talks at esteemed organizations such as Google, Harvard, NASA, and TEDWomen, and has been featured on ABC's Good Morning America with Diane Sawyer. She is also a Henry Crown Fellow of The Aspen Institute and an advisor to The Institute for the Future.
Tiffany's original series, "The Future Starts Here," was nominated for an Emmy Award and has garnered over 40 million views to date. Her films are known for their innovative style, combining fast-paced images, colorful animations, and scientific research to inspire audiences to think critically about the world.
Tiffany is also the founder of 50/50 Day, Character Day, and The International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences, and has been recognized for her work on women's empowerment, technology, and innovation.
She lives in Northern California with her husband and collaborator, Ken Goldberg, and their two daughters, Odessa and Blooma. Tiffany's work continues to inspire and educate audiences around the world, exploring the intersection of technology, culture, and humanity.
