Jackie Stolfi

New York based producer Jackie Stolfi happened into the entertainment world on a 'script internship' on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. She honed her craft as part of the production staff on some of NYC's most treasured shows such as Sex and the City, while always keeping a toe in the indie scene. Her career in independent filmmaking has spanned over two decades, having produced her first feature in 1998. Projects she produced in the 2010s include the short Something in the Air which premiered at Tribeca Film Festival and the feature The Unlikely Girl available on Netflix and iTunes. If Jackie isn't throwing herself into an indie project, her producing adventures continue on the small screen. Her television work includes the Upright Citizens Brigade, Crank Yankers, Comic Groove, Tracy Morgan One Mic, Chappelle's Show, Freak Show, Snake N' Bacon, Cupid, The Cut, Soul Train Awards, The TV Land Awards, Celebrity Ghost Stories, I Get That A Lot, Important Things With Demetri Martin, Jimmy Kimmel Live, In Performance at the White House and Friends of the People. As IFC's Director of Current Productions, she spent time in Portlandia, the absurd world of Comedy Bang! Bang! and in the mind of Maron. She's also gone to the dark side with David Blaine's Magic Man & Frozen in Time and spent a summer watching teens get slashed on Wes Craven's My Soul to Take. Her documentary credits include, Bring Your 'A' Game , Fair Game?, Boatlift, Rebuild, and 12-12-12 that raised millions of dollars for Sandy Relief. In her spare time, Jackie runs RIPFEST Collaborative Film Project and has helped shepherd over 85 short films. She is on the board of Producers Guild of America.