Sabrina Stoll is a German creative producer, writer, and filmmaker based in LA. Sabrina’s most recent short film, Alma y Paz, premiered at Berlinale 2022 and was produced via the illustrious Film independent Project Involve Fellowship. She also produced the short film Just A Drill about gun violence in American high schools that won the Women in Film production grant in 2018 and Women in Film fellowship.

Sabrina wrote and produced a short for Fox Digital as part of their Bite Size Horror series that premiered at the Cannes International Series in 2017 and is now on Hulu. In the unscripted & documentary worlds, she received an Emmy Award for Interactivity in 2017, and a Clio Award for Music in 2016.

Sabrina was the creative director and producer for a Women Empowerment Campaign with Geena Davis, Ford and Google. This campaign promoted greater diversity and female representation in casts and crews and won a Streamy Award for Social Good in 2017. She has produced short docs with inspiring activists such as social justice advocate Bryan Stevenson, challenging biases against minorities in the criminal justice system, as well as LGBTQ activist Garrard Conley, working to end gay conversion therapy.