Projects

In Georgia: one nonviolent monk against the force of the KGB.

SYNOPSIS:

A Georgian story of conscience, rumor, and resistance.

In Soviet Georgia, Gabriel is not a powerful man. He has no army, no political position, and no protection. What he has is conscience, belief, and one dear friend. He also happens to be a Monk.

When he publicly burns a massive portrait of Lenin during a May Day parade in 1965, he is not only beaten by the crowd, but the Soviet authorities respond with the full force of the system. He becomes the target of a campaign designed to destroy not only his body, but his name through torture, psychiatric confinement, and a campaign of nine rumors designed to turn society against him (and hence, his religion).

If you'd like to see the pitch deck and trailer, please email lady at ladywho.com.

STATUS: Final Cut

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Written, Produced & Directed by George Kacharava‍

Co-producers: Meagan Adele Lopez & Bruno Daniault

Executive Producer(s): John Gureshidze / David Khvedelidze

Director of Photography: Irakli Akhalkatsi

Editor: George Kacharava

Production Designer: Khatuna Jolidze

Composer: George Kacharava

Sound Designer / Mixer: George Kacharava

Costume Designer: Khatuna Jolidze / Tea Silaqadze

Lead Cast: Zurab Avsajanishvili, Vakhtang Nozadze, George Tsaava‍

Supporting Cast: Nodar Khutsishvili, David Dvalishvili, Nino Lezhava

Led by Meagan Adele Lopez, the Lady Who team supported large-scale digital campaign work for the Olympic Games Paris 2024 and the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, working in collaboration with Publicis teams to bring Olympic advertising concepts from strategy to live execution.

The team’s work focused heavily on video and visual storytelling: developing storyboards, social-first scripts, campaign hooks, text-on-screen copy, editing direction, image selection, and platform-specific ad variations designed for Meta, TikTok, YouTube, Snapchat, display, and app acquisition campaigns.

Across both Games, the Lady Who team helped transform the emotion and drama of the Olympic movement into digital creative that could move quickly, perform across platforms, and connect with audiences around the world.

This included creative for athlete narratives, fan engagement, ticketing, app downloads, membership growth, partner activations, live results, medal moments, highlights, replays, countdowns, and Games-time campaigns.

The role combined cinematic instinct with digital performance thinking: shaping stories that could work in seconds, travel across formats, and make the Games feel immediate, emotional, and impossible to miss.

‍LOGLINE: 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.

LENGTH: 17 minutes

This film won 9 awards at various film festivals.

Crew:
Meagan Adele Lopez - Director/Producer
Jackie Teboul - Cinematographer
Helen Cusack O'Keeffe - Art Director
Volant Neli - 1st AC, Editor
Raphaël Monnin - Sound Engineer
Raphaël Fourgeaud - Gaffer & Additional Camera
Charity Bowman - Continuity Supervisor
Céline Mellot - Makeup Artist
Sidney Billon - Makeup Artist
Louise Condiescu - Runner

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The Challenge

Franco-American indie artist CLARA-NOVA was preparing to release a new music video for her anthemic love song “Electric.” The goal? Build buzz, capture hearts, and drive serious viewership—starting from the first fundraising email all the way through to the video’s big debut.

With just three months to make it all happen, Lady Who Productions was brought in to produce the video and craft a magnetic marketing strategy that would stand out in a sea of love songs.

Our Approach

We designed a 4-pronged campaign that built anticipation, deepened connection, and maximized launch impact—all wrapped in the same dreamy, electric energy of the song itself.

1. Live Blog Rollout: We brought fans into the journey by launching a real-time blog documenting the video’s production in Paris—sharing sneak peeks, stills, and personal updates to build behind-the-scenes buzz.
2. BTS Highlight Reel: We produced a behind-the-scenes mini-doc, capturing the magic on set and giving fans a deeper look at the artistry (and hustle) behind the music.
3. Strategic Ad Campaign: We built and executed a targeted social media advertising plan focused on key fan demographics, timed to peak engagement windows.
4. A Valentine’s Day Premiere: With the video’s love-fueled theme, we launched it on February 14th—timing the drop with a sweet spotlight in Earmilk Magazine to maximize reach and media coverage.

The Result

💥 Over 100,000 views in the first week
🎥 Most-viewed video on CLARA-NOVA’s YouTube channel (out of 26!)
💌 A meaningful connection with fans old and new—and a digital love letter to the alt-pop romantics.

From the Director:
"Lady Who Productions is a team of fierce creatives whose passion, drive, and absolute joy in the process make them a dream come true collaborator… Any production with Meagan at the helm is destined to succeed."

From the Press:
"‘Electric’ basks in the euphoric spark of budding love, capturing the moments that take your breath away with a refreshing indulgence of blissful alt-pop energy." – Earmilk Magazine

LOGLINE: 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.

A ROAD MOVIE BY PAUL FLORIAN MÜLLER

SYNOPSIS:

Clatter & Hum follows Alice, a 40-something classical voice teacher living in New York City, and her estranged father Erik, a reclusive, avant-garde sound artist from Austria. After years of silence, he asks her to drive him cross-country to record sounds for his new composition, which is tied to a prestigious commission in Los Angeles. For Alice, the trip is about connecting with the father she never knew. For Erik, it's a last chance to complete his body of work before his hearing loss becomes permanent.

Their journey spans a rich soundscape of America, from wild beaches to borderlands, bustling casinos to quiet deserts, where Erik’s field recordings unravel both the noise of modern life and his complex inner world. Along the way, tensions flare and old wounds resurface, but unexpected moments of beauty and silence lead to revelations. As Erik’s hearing fades, Alice discovers her voice.

If you'd like to see the pitch deck and trailer, please email lady at ladywho.com.

‍LOGLINE: 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?

SYNOPSIS:

THROUGH THE EYES OF OTHERS follows eleven graduates of the Baltimore School for the Arts as they reflect on the meaning of success and if they've given up on their dreams as they prepare for their 20 year high school reunion. Through the eyes of this dynamic and diverse cast, we dig deep into addiction, trauma, mental illness, family relationships, racism, privilege, motherhood, and infertility while taking a critical look at the notions of success, purpose, and meaning in our lives. This is a film that asks, can we awaken our sleeping dreams together?

MORE INFO:

The film was chosen for the Saul Zaentz Innovation Lab, as well as won an award from the Saul Zaentz Innovation Fund, and received 3 separate grants from the Maryland State Arts Council. We are fiscally sponsored by The Film Collaborative, a 501(c)3 organization, and the Baltimore Sun is looking to develop a feature on our project.

Release Date 2027

LOGLINE: 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.

A bilingual French-English, yet very British, dark comedy (à la Fleabag). A female Trainspotting meets debauched Parisian Sex and the City, with street art.

“Ready to Connect” is a 25-minute dark comedy series about Sam, Eva and Hattie - three diverse anglophone women - who flee to the city of love, the city of lights - Paris - in search of love, connections and desperate to escape their sordid pasts. Centered around Hattie, the short film is the first in a series that follows the women on each of their secret journeys. Hattie seeks the man she lost in the Paris attacks convinced she can find him through taking secret photographs of lovers; Eva’s desperation for a child has led her to put all of her eggs literally into Sam’s surrogacy basket despite it being illegal in France; and Sam wants to raise enough money to build back her family’s farm that was devastated by a forest fire and will take any job necessary.

Set in real, present-day Montmartre, we are taking back Montmartre from Amelie Poulain, and showing the gritty, yet still magical location in a more modern, edgy light with real bars, second-hand shops, hill-side arguments, prostitutes, vibrant shop owners and bar patrons.

If interested in the full look book and series bible, click here.

LOGLINE: The words "I love you" are cursed for Lily. Every time the words leave her mouth, something goes terribly wrong. She moves out of Paris to a tiny village in the South of France where she will have no chance of ever saying those words again...until she meets him.