Brad Lichtenstein

Brad is an award-winning filmmaker who has been making documentaries since 1998 and founded 371 Productions in 2003. He’s been nominated for two Emmys: one Sports Emmy for the VR film Ashe '68, which premiered at Sundance in 2019, and a News and Documentary Emmy for the 2012 Independent Lens/PBS film As Goes Janesville. He's won two Duponts: one for the 2016 Al Jazeera America series Hard Earned (produced with Kartemquin Films) and another for his 2001 film Ghosts of Attica (produced with Lumiere Productions). His recent film There Are Jews Here won a Telly award and was broadcast on PBS/World. He was nominated for a Peabody for his radio series about gun violence, Precious Lives. He is in post production for When Claude Got Shot, a feature doc about race and gun violence in America, produced with Stick Figure Entertainment and supported by Ford, ITVS, Sundance, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Black Public Media and Patty Quillen. Brad also produced for Frontline and Bill Moyers. He is also in post on American Reckoning (with producer/director Yoruba Richen), a film about ongoing violence directed at Black people, with a focus on unsolved murders from the 1960s civil rights movement era. His company is in post on a Participant project to be announced soon. 371 is committed to diversity and will soon launch PipeDream, a mentorship and career development fellowship for filmmakers of color.