Moira Griffin

Moira Griffin is a producer and strategist based in Los Angeles for New Bumper and Paint
Productions in partnership with writer/director Marshall Tyler.  Her recent award-winning
projects include Slow Pulse (CBS/BET), Cap (HBO), Night Shift (Sundance) Exec Produced by
Viola Davis & Julius Tennon (Juvee Productions), and Landline (HULU).   Her projects have
premiered at festivals including Sundance Film Festival, SXSW, ABFF, and the Tribeca Film
Festival. NBP is currently developing projects across all genres including the documentary, The
Prince of Seventh Avenue: The Legend of WilliWear/Willi Smith and the narrative film Fever
Dream. In addition, she is producing the documentary The Inquisitor directed by Angela Tucker
through her company Alice’s Plan.

Formerly, Moira was the Executive Director of Production & Creative Labs for 21st Century Fox and the Head of Diversity Initiatives at the Sundance Institute where she created partnerships with Macro Entertainment and the Will & Jada Smith Foundation, as well as supported thecareer development of notable directors including Sydney Freeland, Marta Cunningham, Erica Watson, Marielle Heller, Gandja Montiero among others.  She also created the Ethiopian Film Initiative for the IEFTA, a program that has expanded throughout the MENA region.  Moira is a Film Independent and Blackhouse Producing Fellow.