Adrienne Collatos

Adrienne Collatos is a documentary filmmaker focused on social issue films and archival research and producing. She began her career at award-winning Moxie Firecracker Films in New York where she played a key role in the production of over five of Liz Garbus's films. Since then she has branched out into producing documentary shorts, and in 2016 was one of the producers on "24 Hours of Reality," a live broadcast for Al Gore's Climate Reality Project that included 24 documentary shorts filmed in 24 countries in just 3 months. In addition to shepherding feature-length documentaries from beginning to end, Adrienne story produces, helping filmmakers find subjects and secure rights, and specializes as an archival researcher and producer.

Most recently Adrienne co-produced Nothing Left Unsaid: Gloria Vanderbilt and Anderson Cooper, a Sundance 2016 Premiere, and associate produced the Academy award-nominated and Emmy award-winning, What Happened, Miss Simone? In 2015 Adrienne was named one of Impact Partner’s Emerging Documentary Producer Fellows. She is a graduate of Harvard University. 

adrienne@gunshyproductions.com