Evangeline Griego

Evangeline Griego is a veteran independent filmmaker, director, and media activist. Most recently, Griego completed a series of short films for the Skirball Cultural Center’s ( Los Angeles) exhibit Light & Noir, and a travel video about Vietnam. Griego is currently developing two feature documentaries, one about the Student Union Movemnet of the 1960's and the second a historical view of New Mexico 1530-1930. In 2012 she produced the independent feature, Sweet Old World. Evangeline's other producing credits include award-winning documentaries Chevolution, Sir! No Sir!, Calavera Highway, My Journey Home, and the PBS series, The New Americans. As Director, Griego's documentary God Willing aired nationally on PBS. Previously, she directed the award winning documentaries, Paño Arte: Images From Inside, and Border Visions/Visiones Fronterizos .
Ms. Griego is a founder of the Silver Lake Film Festival in Los Angeles. She served on the NALIP board of directors ( National Assoc. of Latino Independent Producers) for nine years and segued onto the NALIP Advisory board for 3 years. She also served on the board of OUTFEST.