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Co-Founder, Catapult Film Fund · Location: San Francisco · 500+ connections on LinkedIn. View Lisa Chanoff’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members.
Oct 25, 2022 · The team of advisers includes Catapult Film Fund co-founder Lisa Kleiner Chanoff; Cheryl Hirasa, managing director of Pacific Islanders in Communications; FilmAid director Gita Saedi Kiely; ...
Jan 6, 2023 · Lisa Kleiner Chanoff is co-founder of Catapult Film Fund, where she has spent more than a decade helping documentary filmmakers get artful and compelling film projects off the ground. Chanoff has served as executive producer for narrative features including Fruitvale Station, Burn Country, and Love & Taxes, and documentary features including Watchers of the Sky and Brimstone & Glory.
Dec 14, 2023 · Catapult Film co-founder and president Lisa Kleiner Chanoff has served as an advisor since the program’s inception in 2016. After being part of the grantmaking deliberation, she commented on the quality of the projects in the cohort. “It’s a privilege to be connected to the brilliant filmmakers and communities driving change for our planet.
LISA KLEINER CHANOFF. Lisa Kleiner Chanoff is co-founder of Catapult Film Fund, which provides development grants to documentary films. Lisa has also executive produced narrative features including Fruitvale Station (Co-EP), Burn Country, and Love & Taxes, and documentary features including Watchers of the Sky and Brimstone & Glory.
Lisa Kleiner Chanoff is co-founder of Catapult Film Fund. In 2010 Lisa and Bonni Cohen founded Catapult in order to enable important and moving documentary films to get off the ground and to fill a gap in the documentary funding landscape for development support. Lisa has a decades-long commitment to helping projects get off the ground.
Lisa Kleiner Chanoff is co-founder of Catapult Film Fund. Catapult provides research and development funding and mentorship to launch important, moving and artful documentary films. Before her career in filmmaking, she practised law in San Francisco and with the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. Lisa also has a master’s degree in museum studies.
