Elizabeth Green is an award-winning producer with a breadth of experience in both shorts and feature-length films.  

Originally from Enfield, Connecticut, she grew up on her family’s blueberry farm before heading off to study at Hampshire College. Elizabeth graduated in 2020 and received her Bachelor's Degree with a concentration in Film Studies and Production. With her debut documentary ‘Dreamstate: What are movies really selling?’

After graduating with her Bachelor's Degree, Elizabeth worked as a Production Coordinator at Granby Community Access Media TV before joining the CAT Team at Paramount Pictures as a Production Coordinator.

Currently, Elizabeth is located in Washington, DC, and recently graduated from American University with her Master of Fine Arts in Communication, Film and Media Arts, with a concentration in Environmental Documentary Filmmaking at the Center for Environmental Filmmaking.

Elizabeth has produced and directed three short documentary series for the National Parks Service, Supervisor Produced a 30-minute documentary for Maryland Public Television, worked as a Digital Producer for the Community Voice Lab who is partnered with WETA PBS, and is currently interning at NASA Langley Research Center as a Communications and Partnership intern under the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts program.

Elizabeth’s work sits at the intersection of storytelling, science, art, technology, education, and engagement, and will often center sustainable filmmaking practices during production.

Elizabeth also carries a passion for analog photography and will shoot her personal works in film and develop them in her make-shift darkroom at home whenever she gets the chance.

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