Tiffany L. Gray

Tiffany L. Gray, Esq., is an awarding winning Producer and Entertainment Attorney whose notable credits include "Lou" (Joaquin Phoenix - Her), "Bread and Butter", (Lauren Lapkus - Jurassic World; Bobby Moynihan - Saturday Night Live), "Ma/ddy", (Clea DuVall - Veep, Argo), and the upcoming "Speed of Life" (Ann Dowd - The Handmaid's Tale). Tiffany has also produced content for a wide range of networks, studios, and brands, including, Twitter, The CW, Universal, Freeform, New Form, Adaptive Studios, Black Pills, Maker Studios, Hammer Museum, SoulCycle, Fullscreen, Sesame Street, Justice, Group Nine Media, Big Frame, uStream, Mashable, Diageo, Hello Giggles, Ann Taylor LOFT, Warner Music Group, HP, Purina, Candy Crush, and Interscope Records. After graduating from the University of San Francisco School of Law, Tiffany began her career in entertainment via her solo law practice, Gray Law, which she ran for seven years while concurrently working as a freelance producer. She then spent two years as the V.P. of Production & Business Affairs for Extra Credit Studios, a stop-motion animation studio. She now divides her time between Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles as the Senior Director of Production and Development with Elevate Pictures, a cross-platform/ transmedia narrative and branded content company. Tiffany is a member of the Producers Guild of America, and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.