Invisible Pictures is a New York based, women led, production company with a mission to develop and produce socially-conscious film, television, documentary and digital content with an emphasis on authentic stories which may be otherwise under-represented in dominant culture
Our Mission
Authentic Representation
Our mission is to produce ground-breaking film, television, documentary and digital content with an emphasis on authentic stories not normally represented in dominant culture. We achieve authenticity through an inclusive development process, which includes the communities represented in that content. Invisible Pictures seeks to raise consciousness, challenge the status quo and uphold a commitment to making a positive global impact one project at a time.
Our Story
More than a Production Company
Invisible Pictures co-founders, Emmy-Nominated producer Audrey Rosenberg and Actor-Producer Jess Jacobs, met in 2016 and connected quickly over the power of storytelling. After considering a project-by-project relationship, it was clear that there was more they had to offer as a company than as independents, and Invisible Pictures was born as a company with a focus on authentic and inclusive development and production. Jess and Audrey share an interest in using entertainment to move the needle on social justice issues as well as a distinct ability to build bridges between new, often underrepresented voices and traditional Hollywood.
Our Team
Making it happen
Jess Jacobs is an actress, advocate and speaker known for her work in media and supporting women’s rights. Jess's most recent film, BUTTERFLY CAUGHT, in which she stars as a drug-addled actress in a timely portrait of the darker side of Hollywood, has been a festival success and her performance has been lauded and award-nominated. Gravitas released in the fall and the film was on the iTunes Indie Drama Bestseller list the first week of its release.
Jess received the Future is Female Award at the International Conference on Family Planning in 2018 for her work co-designing a sexual and reproductive health program with Population Services International and young women in West Africa. She is one of Real Leader Magazine’s 100 Visionary Leaders (2018) and is an alumna of the Schusterman Foundation’s REALITY Israel trip for women in leadership. She has been featured in Variety, Huffington Post, SWAAY, Glass Ceiling, and more and has spoken at UN General Assembly Week, SAP Next Gen, BBYO, and at film festivals across the country. She is on the board of Rooftop Films.
Jess is represented by ICM Partners and Pierce Law Group LLP.
Audrey Rosenberg is an Emmy-nominated and Peabody-Award-winning producer known for her ability to discover and cultivate talent as well as her passion for developing creative material. During her twenty years in the entertainment industry she has dedicated herself to nurturing projects from inception to completion, understanding the powerful role that storytelling and media play in raising consciousness to spark positive change in the world.
Audrey is co-founder of Invisible Pictures, a woman-led company producing film, television, documentary and digital content. Invisible focuses on underrepresented stories not traditionally highlighted in dominant culture. The motto “nothing about us without us" is the foundation for their inclusive development process, and commitment to authenticity both on and off screen. Invisible's first feature film presentation, BULL, will premiere in the Uncertain Regard section of Cannes Film festival in May 2019. And their roll out of compelling digital content begins with SOUL CITY, an anthology series set to air on Topic.com in October 2019.
Audrey was Emmy-nominated as Executive Producer along with Steven Soderbergh on the HBO documentary, HIS WAY. She was an Executive Producer on the Emmy- winning HBO documentary BY THE PEOPLE: THE ELECTION OF BARACK OBAMA, produced with Edward Norton. Audrey was part of the producing team with Christine Vachon on Douglas McGrath’s INFAMOUS, starring Sandra Bullock, Daniel Craig and Toby Jones. She produced Sean Gullette’s award-winning feature, TRAITORS, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival, had its North America premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. Audrey Co-Executive Produced Dawn Porter’s TRAPPED, which won a special jury prize at Sundance for social impact filmmaking. She was consulting producer in charge of the U.S. strategy for Raoul Peck’s Academy-Award nominated film I AM NOT YOUR NEGRO.
Audrey is a member of the Producer's Guild of America and actively involved with the Women's Impact Network and the Diversity committees. She is a board member for the permaculture inspired organization, based in Zimbabwe, called The Soft Foot Alliance.
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