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Regina K. Scully is an American film producer and philanthropist. Scully is the founder of Artemis Rising Foundation, an organization which produces documentary and narrative feature films focused on social justice issues. She has produced documentaries including Miss Representation (2011), The Invisible War (2012), The Hunting Ground (2015) and Won't You Be My Neighbor? (2018). She has been nominated for two Primetime Emmy awards.
Scully founded RPR Marketing Communications, a marketing and publicity agency in New York City, [1] and Artemis Rising Foundation, an organization which produces narrative and documentary feature films focused on social justice issues. [2] In 2011, Scully produced Miss Representation a documentary film directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom, which follows how mainstream media's portrayal of women limits them from influential positions. [3] As part of the film, Newsom launched The Representation Project, an organization which Scully serves as a board member. [4]
In 2021, Scully served as an executive producer of What Would Sophia Loren Do? a film which follows her mother Nancy Kulik and her family and love for Sophia Loren, which was directed by Ross Kauffman for Netflix. [5] [6]
Scully has been nominated for two Primetime Emmy awards for serving as a producer on The Hunting Ground directed by Kirby Dick, [7] and The Tale directed by Jennifer Fox . [8]
Scully won a News & Documentary Emmy Award for serving as an executive producer on I Am Evidence. [9]
Year | Title | Notes |
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2011 | Miss Representation | executive producer |
2012 | The Invisible War | executive producer |
Rafea: Solar Mama | executive producer | |
2013 | Anita: Speaking Truth to Power | executive producer |
Alice Walker: Beauty in Truth | executive producer | |
Brave Miss World | executive producer | |
2014 | Alive Inside: A Story of Music and Memory | executive producer |
Fed Up | executive producer | |
Private Violence | executive producer | |
Sold | executive producer | |
The Club | executive producer | |
How I Got Over | executive producer | |
2015 | The Hunting Ground | executive producer |
Dreamcatcher | executive producer | |
The Mask You Live In | associate producer | |
Prophet's Prey | executive producer | |
The Invitation | co-executive producer | |
From This Day Forward | executive producer | |
The Many Sad Fates of Mr. Toledano | executive producer | |
Very Semi-Serious | executive producer | |
Paper Tigers | executive producer | |
The Trials of Spring | executive producer | |
Janis: Little Girl Blue | co-executive producer | |
Dogtown Redemption | executive producer | |
CodeGirl | executive producer | |
Thank You for Your Service | executive producer | |
2016 | The Eagle Huntress | executive producer |
Under the Gun | executive producer | |
Newtown | executive producer | |
Lovesong | executive producer | |
Audrie & Daisy | executive producer | |
Maya Angelou And Still I Rise | executive producer | |
I Voted? | executive producer | |
Money Monster | executive producer | |
Franca: Chaos and Creation | executive producer | |
The Journey is the Destination | executive producer | |
City of Joy | executive producer | |
Swift Current | executive producer | |
2017 | Unrest | executive producer |
Dolores | executive producer | |
Step | executive producer | |
The Departure | executive producer | |
The Last Animals | executive producer | |
The Reagan Show | executive producer | |
Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story | executive producer | |
I Am Evidence | executive producer | |
32 Pills: My Sister's Suicide | executive producer | |
Eating Animals | executive producer | |
The Rape of Recy Taylor | executive producer | |
The Breadwinner | executive producer | |
2018 | Generation Wealth | executive producer |
The Price of Everything | executive producer | |
Won't You Be My Neighbor? | executive producer | |
The Tale | producer | |
The Long Dumb Road | co-executive producer | |
The Way Madness Lies.. | executive producer | |
Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché | executive producer | |
This Changes Everything | executive producer | |
Divide and Conquer: The Roger Ailes Story | executive producer | |
Wrestling Ghosts | executive producer | |
Cracked Up | executive producer | |
2019 | Always in Season | executive producer |
The Great Hack | executive producer | |
Clemency | executive producer | |
Knock Down the House | executive producer | |
Fantastic Fungi | executive producer | |
The Kingmaker | executive producer | |
Oliver Sacks: His Own Life | executive producer | |
Ruth: Justice Ginsburg in Her Own Words | executive producer | |
2020 | Us Kids | executive producer |
Aggie | executive producer | |
On the Record | executive producer | |
The Glorias | executive producer | |
Feels Good Man | co-executive producer | |
The Truffle Hunters | executive producer | |
Gunda | co-executive producer | |
Jacinta | executive producer | |
Kiss the Ground | executive producer | |
Love & Stuff | executive producer | |
Athlete A | executive producer | |
Surge | executive producer | |
The Great American Lie | executive producer | |
Driving While Black: Race Space and Mobility in America | executive producer | |
The Life Ahead | producer | |
A Crime on the Bayou | executive producer | |
The Art of Political Murder | producer | |
2021 | What Would Sophia Loren Do? | executive producer |
Bring Your Own Brigade | executive producer | |
Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It | executive producer | |
Rebel Hearts | co-executive producer | |
Ailey | executive producer | |
Dear Mr. Brody | executive producer | |
$avvy | executive producer | |
The First Step | executive producer | |
Paper & Glue | executive producer | |
Pray Away | executive producer | |
Citizen Ashe | executive producer | |
Procession | executive producer | |
You Resemble Me | executive producer | |
Dionne Warwick: Don't Make Me Over | executive producer | |
Mayor Pete | executive producer | |
2022 | Marian Anderson: The Whole World in Her Hands | executive producer |
Sell/Buy/Date | executive producer | |
The Return of Tanya Tucker: Featuring Brandi Carlile | executive producer | |
Still Working 9 to 5 | executive producer | |
My Name Is Andrea | executive producer | |
Hazing | executive producer | |
Of Medicine and Miracles | executive producer | |
Desperate Souls, Dark City and the Legend of Midnight Cowboy | executive producer | |
Merkel | executive producer | |
The Inspection | executive producer | |
Gratitude Revealed | executive producer | |
I Am We | executive producer | |
Hollow Tree | co-executive producer | |
2023 | Food and Country | executive producer |
The Right to Read | executive producer | |
Pay or Die | executive producer | |
The Great Divide | executive producer | |
Common Ground | executive producer | |
Uncharted | executive producer | |
Of Night and Light: The Story of Iboga and Ibogaine | executive producer | |
2024 | Gaucho Gaucho | executive producer |
Look into My Eyes | executive producer | |
Songs from the Hole | executive producer | |
A King Like Me | executive producer | |
Satisfied | executive producer | |
Mrs. Robinson | executive producer | |
Familiar Touch | executive producer | |
Lilly | executive producer |
Year | Title | Notes |
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2020 | The Vow | executive producer |
2020 | 16 And Recovering | executive producer |
2021 | Allen v. Farrow | executive producer |
2022 | Phoenix Rising | executive producer |
2024 | Dante: Inferno to Paradise | executive producer |
2024 | Social Studies | executive producer |
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