PAST WORK
THE LEGO MOVIE
I believe that great stories come to life in a community where each person is valued for who they are. This is where artists do their best work.
As the on-set Executive Producer of The Lego Movie, I was part of the film from the first idea of making a film built out of Lego through its release in 2014. For six years, I worked with Phil Lord, Chris Miller and Dan Lin to develop the film.
As a director, I use the same skills that I used while leading the Lego team. I create spaces where courage triumphs over fear and where everybody has a voice, while never losing sight of the big picture or creative vision I have for a project.
Disney Branded Television has teamed with Baobab Studios on The Witchverse, an animated anthology series based on Baobab’s Emmy-winning VR experience and animated short film Baba Yaga.
Disney Television Animation is overseeing the development of the project for Disney+. Eric Darnell, writer-director of Baba Yaga, Madagascar, Antz and Baobab’s co-founder and chief creative officer, will executive-produce the series.
The Witchverse is described as a global celebration of the international cultural phenomena of witches, their magic and their universal connection to nature. Each witch-i-sode will comically explore and upend common misconceptions surrounding global witch mythology and lore from a mélange of cultures and perspectives around the world.
21 SAVAGE || MONSTER
Who is 21 Savage? “Monster,” a five-part mini-series, chronicles an artist at the top of his career struggling to define who he should become while the demons of his past and present life continue to swirl around and inside him.
written and produced by Seanne Winslow & Adam Sjoberg for Spotify.
Madison Square Garden
Fashion Show & Album Release
In February 2016, my friends and I produced one of the largest fashion shows in history — the first fashion show to take place in Madison Square Garden.
We partnered with artist Vanessa Beecroft to create a living painting. Working closely with Vanessa, we started with a single photograph as inspiration. Just weeks later, fans around the world saw the spectacle themselves: 1,000 extras, 10,000 pounds of vintage clothing individually sourced, dyed, and distressed, a meticulous living recreation of the photograph, and the release of the album "The Life of Pablo."
The sold-out show in Madison Square Garden streamed live in 1,000 movie theaters and on Time Square, while over 20 million people watched it online.