Sherri Daye Scott

Writer and producer Sherri Daye Scott has done a bit of it all when it comes to content: produced award-winning shorts, including Brooklyn Reel Sisters Festival fan-favorite, "Wanna-Be"; conceived, produced and directed mini-docs on urban culture and tech; co-founded Durham, NC's Colored Pictures short-film festival; penned personal essays for the Washington Post and Women's Health and cover stories for D magazine; created AB L Radio's popular dating podcast "You Can't F&ck Me!"; acted as an on-camera analyst for CNN, USA Today, CNBC and NPR; and launched WALTER, a pop-up ad agency, at SXSWi. Her production CV includes work on feature projects such as "Black Knight" and "The Yaya Sisterhood" and a stint as a Full-Frame Documentary Film Festival judge and screenings at the Hollywood Black Film Festival, the Los Angeles Pan African Film Festival, the Santa Barbara Heritage Film Series, Dallas's Black Cinematheque Women's Festival and Atlanta's Urban Mediamakers Film Festival.