Lady Who Productions Enters Its Next Chapter

Lady Who Productions has a new website, a new logo, and a clearer sense of what belongs under its name.

Over the past few years, Lady Who has grown in more than one direction. We have been developing and producing film and television work — documentaries, narrative projects, prestige series, and stories about memory, ambition, reinvention, and the strange private truths that shape a life.

At the same time, we have also been building advertising, digital campaigns, social strategy, and creative work for organizations, institutions, and brands — including work connected to the International Olympic Committee, the Algorithmic Justice League, and other changemakers trying to move people, not just reach them.

Both sides matter. But they are not the same thing.

So we made a decision: Lady Who Productions will remain focused on film and television. The advertising, marketing, social media, and campaign strategy work will now live under a new sister brand: CompanyWho.

Why split them?

Because Lady Who needed room to become what it always was underneath: a film house. Cinematic, human, slightly strange, emotionally intelligent, and unafraid of transformation. A place for stories that do not behave too neatly. A place for characters caught between who they were supposed to become and who they might still dare to be.

The new visual identity reflects that shift. The original Lady Who logo has been completely reimagined into something more refined and cinematic: a human profile, a painted splash, a single star, and a new moon — a symbol of beginnings, darkness, instinct, and possibility. The new moon matters personally, too: founder Meagan Adèle Lopez was born on a new moon, making it less of a decorative choice and more of a quiet signature.

CompanyWho gives the commercial and campaign work its own home. It is built for brands, agencies, institutions, and changemakers who need communications strategy, storytelling, advertising, social media, and creative production that is made to last, and define your brand.

In simpler terms:

Lady Who makes the story. CompanyWho helps the story move through the world.

The two brands share the same creative instincts: bold human storytelling, emotional intelligence, visual taste, and a refusal to make work that feels dead on arrival. But now each has its own purpose.

Lady Who can stay film-first.
CompanyWho can focus on campaigns, audiences, and visibility.

The new Lady Who website reflects this next chapter: more focused, more cinematic, and more honest about the kind of films and series we want to make.

Welcome to the next version of Lady Who.

Still fearless.
Still human.
Still beginning again.