Lisa Gossels

Lisa is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Brown University. A member of Selah, a national network of Jewish social justice leaders, Lisa became a documentarian because she believes in the power of film to affect social change. Lisa is the President of Good Egg Productions, Inc, a New York City-based production company. Her first film, the Emmy Award-winning "The Children of Chabannes," which she made with Dean Wetherell, won 10 film festival awards, had a limited theatrical release, aired on HBO Signature, local PBS stations and is distributed by Docurama. Lisa's second film, "My So-Called Enemy," has garnered a CINE Golden Eagle and five film festival awards since premiering at Silverdocs in 2010. She was honored as "Someone to Watch" at the 2011 Cleveland International Film Festival.