


Lady Who Productions is a boutique independent film house for bold human stories.

What does that mean?
It means we make films and series about people standing at the edge of who they were supposed to become, and who they might still dare to be. In other words, we believe strongly in the power of the hero’s journey. We believe in the power of myths in the human psyche. We believe that perhaps every story has been told, but there are unique voices still waiting to tell us how to tell these stories better and differently and more deeply.
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Through the Eyes of Others
In 2000, eleven aspiring actors emerged from a renowned acting school, poised to follow in the footsteps of famous alumni like Jada Pinkett and Tupac. 20 years later, as they gear up for their high school reunion, none of them have made it. One classmate heads back to Baltimore to investigate how their dreams died; and should they be resuscitated?

The Olympic Games
The breath before the starting gun. The moment he breaks the world record. The celebratory tears in her husband’s arms. The feeling that the Olympics matter because they are made from us - from the best of us. For the Olympic Games Paris 2024 and the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, Lady Who worked alongside Publicis teams to translate the scale, emotion, and momentum of the Games into short-form visual storytelling across YouTube, Connected TV, and social platforms.
Clatter & Hum
An aging sound artist and his estranged daughter set off across the United States for his latest (and perhaps last) project. As they journey through vast landscapes, small towns, and political unrest, the silence between them grows louder, until they have no choice but to listen.


Raging Cult
Agoraphobe Sandra literally lives her life through social media. She's angry at all the smiling women online - why aren't they as angry at men, the world, everything as she is? She enlists her friend Molly to start a cult of feminine rage to get women to start showing their beautiful, irate faces.





CLARA-NOVA Electric
Set against the rush and romance of Paris, CLARA-NOVA’s “Electric” captures the dizzying spark of new love — the stolen glances, city lights, and breathless moments when time seems to speed up and slow down all at once. Dreamy, fast-moving, and full of alt-pop glow, the video turns the city into a living current of attraction, motion, and possibility.
Ready to Connect
Three co-dependent misfit expat friends navigate their own trauma in the foreign yet familiar seedy underground of Paris years following the November 13th attacks. Hattie, the main protagonist, a broken, tender street artist concerned with making art to spread love, desperately seeks all the wrong connections but when her raison d’être gets threatened by a rival, she hits the streets to save her reputation and herself to ultimately find out that the rival is the last person on Earth she would have expected to do such a thing.

