Nasreen Alkhateeb

Award-winning visionary filmmaker, Nasreen Alkhateeb identifies as “BIPOC, multi-heritage, Black, Iraqi, Disabled, raised Muslim and 1st Generation.” She draws from her identities to create her art and to share voices of underrepresented communities through her work. Her storytelling has illuminated the challenges of racial injustice, marginalized genders, stigmatized sexual identities and even those of being the first female Vice President. Alkhateeb’s resume includes the Emmy Award-winning series, Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man, several Netflix series and professional campaigns for NASA, the United Nations, and the Women’s March, among others. She also founded All Media Storytellers, a production company that represents voices that have been historically excluded from film. Pineda has chronic pain and is neurodivergent and has helped campaign to introduce disabled writers and directors to Disney, Dreamworks and other Hollywood studios.