Sarah Crowe

Sarah Crowe is an award winning Producer, Director and sometimes Assistant Director. She has been producing documentaries, narratives, and commercials for nearly 15 years. Sarah is a Sr. Producer at Amazon; she spends her day creating branded content and spends her free time creating documentaries and supporting independent film in Washington, such as Lane 1974 (directed by SJ Chiro) and Worst Laid Plans (directed by Mark Jones and Nesib Shamah). She produced Welcome To Doe Bay (directed by Nesib Shamah and Dan Thornton), an Emmy-nominated documentary that premiered at the Seattle International Film Festival in 2012.

Sarah's directorial debut is an international award winning feature documentary Dyna Does Dressage. Sarah was a Producer and Assistant Director of the original series Capitol Hill and is the Executive Producer on Potato Dreams of America (both directed by Wes Hurley).

Sarah is on the board of Think NW, a member of Women in Film Seattle, and a member of the Seattle Film Task Force, with a primary focus on equity, inclusion both in front of and behind the camera