Liz Linstrom

I'm currently producing and directing a feature length film, to be premiered in Summer 2021 and do a 2022 festival run. film website; furiousthefilm.com

- Served as direct contact for and organized production with 2 gun violence prevention groups (Chicago, DC) and 2 organizations fighting the opioid epidemic (Philadelphia, Dayton) in association with Cinnabar (NY) and RAI Cinema (Italy), on behalf of Spark Media. - Researched in-depth, unique American issues such as gun violence and opioid overdose. - Drafted and edited official treatment, one-pager, and other materials for pitching purposes. - B-Cam for DC-based shoots.

- researched outreach for film post-release - edited supporting pieces to be used with promotion for film - created comprehensive location map (virtual) to be used as supplemental tool following film's premiere.

Shoot and Edit client videos and pieces for corporate partners. Most recently, a short video for the DC Furies Women's Rugby Club

- Edit interviews for client videos and fundraising pieces for corporate partners. - Shoot and edit issue-specific campaign videos, like GYN cancer and mental health/suicide, for social media. - Coordinate documentary screening events with clients in DC, Milwaukee, NYC, and other US cities. - Conducted research for 4 documentaries, 3 educational projects, and an educational video game.

- Collaborated with athletic directors to improve game experience. - Designed multimedia producing social media content, web banners, and monthly newsletters. - Organized and created schedules for all intern game staff, and national anthem and halftime performers. - Staffed W&M sport events with the ability to multitask, often running clock, scoreboard, and music at once.

Director, Editor, Writer: The Bruises We’re Proud Of | Short Documentary (2016) - Captured over 40 hours of footage over three months with 5 women’s rugby teams across Virginia and D.C. - Featured on William & Mary Films and screened to an audience of over 200 people.

Co-Director, Editor, Writer: Hello, My Name Is… | Short Film (2015) - Organized 10 weeks of production and post-production with an all-student cast/crew of more than 20 people - Collaborated with Office of Health Promotion to accurately portray stress culture, screened to 300 people.