About Me

Sabrina Schmidt Gordon, Producer, Director and Editor, has been committed to cultural and social issues documentary filmmaking for over a decade. Her editing debut was an Emmy-winning episode of WGBH’s Greater Boston Arts series, and she has continued to distinguish herself as both a producer and editor, having worked on numerous award-winning documentaries for public television and cable. Sabrina is the Co-Producer and Editor of Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes, a ground-breaking PBS documentary about manhood and gender politics in mainstream Hip-Hop. Currently, she is directing Common Ground: The Good Fight of Malik Rahim, about the former Black Panther’s daunting mission to save the Lower Ninth Ward section of New Orleans, and 180 Days, which examines the NYC Teaching Fellows Program through the eyes of three new teachers during their first year in the public school system. She is also producing several new media web projects around the issues of constitutional rights, and healthcare in minority communities.