Stephanie Dawson (PBS, 'House Hunters International') | Full Sail University

Stephanie Dawson is a producer, line producer, and production manager for narrative, unscripted, and branded content. She is currently a Producer for the PBS series 'Great Performances' with WNET Group.
Her feature film credits include 'Down with the King' which premiered at Cannes and won the Grand Prize at the Deauville American Film Festival in 2021, 'Maya & Her Lover' which is currently on the festival circuit, Derek Delgaudio’s 'In & Of Itself' (Hulu), 'Holiday Rush' (Netflix), 'Blood Bound', 'Kelly & Cal' and 'Beneath'.
In the commercial and branded content space, she has previously worked for Vayner Media, Inception Creative, Embassy Row, and Golden Arm, creating individual and serial content for brands to advance their vision and values.
She has also worked for scripted series including 'The Americans', and 'Mercy' as well as unscripted series including 'American Doers', 'House Hunters International', 'The Amazing Race', and 'America’s Got Talent'.
Stephanie is a founding member of Women Independent Producers, a networking group for New York Producers, and serves as the Producers Guild of America (East) Green Committee Co-Chair.
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Full Sail’s areas of study include music and recording, games, art and design, film and television, technology, media and communications, business, and sports marketing. Full Sail graduate credits include work on Oscar, Emmy, Grammy, ADDY, MTV Video Music Award, and Video Game Award nominated and winning projects.

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