Tamara Rosenfeld
Tamara Rosenfeld has traveled to the tops of mountains and into some of the most dangerous places on our planet to document incredible peoples’ stories. She has filmed in 30 countries, and in 21 different languages. Despite the language barriers, she is able to deeply connect with her subjects and convey their stories for all to empathize with and to enjoy.
Rosenfeld is a DGA Director. She directed documentary series including the Netflix Original Series Street Food: Asia, Street Food: Latin America, & Street Food: USA, BBC’s Life on Thin Ice, and the Emmy-winning series Wonder Women.
An advocate for women's equality, Rosenfeld's commitment is encapsulated in her feature documentary Equal Playing Field. Filmed atop Mt. Kilimanjaro and at the dead sea in Jordan. The documentary highlights the trials and triumphs of women in sports, marking Rosenfeld's debut in feature documentary films and earning her a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records.
She has also directed numerous commercials for major brands including Campbells, Unilever, Chevrolet, AT&T, Best Buy, Jameson, Tropicana, and many more.
Rosenfeld has directed and produced over 50 short documentaries for brands including
Coca-Cola, Toyota Mobility Foundation, Honda, Mars, & Unilever. For Coca-Cola alone, she has directed over 25 short documentaries in 12 countries for multiple campaigns, ranging from women empowerment to sustainability.
Recently, Rosenfeld directed a SciFi comedy, Eindis Ends It All, which is currently journeying through the festival circuit. Currently, she is directing four epsidoes of a music documentary series, Street Music for Brand USA/ GoUSA.
Rosenfeld graduated from the USC School of Cinematic Arts with a concentration in Film Production. And in 2014 she was selected for SHOOT’s New Director Showcase.
Her passions include culture and travel, nature and sustainability, emerging technology and futurism, food and culinary history, kids and fun, adventure and exploration, and most importantly, making people laugh and cry through her films.