Jessica Sherif is a multi-ethnic, multilingual and multicultural writer, director and producer who likes to craft compelling stories that celebrate the complexities of identity, the pursuit of purpose, and highlight the uplifting moments that define our human experience. 

 

On the narrative side, Jessica has produced and directed several short films that have screened at more than 35 festivals, and won prizes at Hollyshorts, Tallgrass, and more. Her latest short film, the romantic comedy Chatter, which she wrote and directed, is currently in post-production. Her screenwriting has been supported by the Tribeca Creators Market, Women In Film and FilmShop.

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On the documentary side, her recent work includes co-creating, directing and executive producing the two-part series Right To Offend: The Black Comedy Revolution on HULU, co-creating and executive producing the four-part series Under Pressure: The U.S. Women's World Cup Team on NETFLIX, and developing and executive producing the feature Rather on NETFLIX.

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On the audio side, Jessica is currently producing the French-language podcast Pourboire, hosted by two Award-winning French sommeliers who happen to be sober.