

Bari Pearlman
Founder, BTG Productions
BTG Productions was founded by Peabody Award-Winning documentary filmmaker Bari Pearlman, whose own work and collaborations have been distributed theatrically and on Netflix, HBO, Hulu, Amazon Prime, PBS, CNN, Discovery+, A&E, BBC and Channel 4, and screened around the world at film festivals, museums and cultural institutions. She has been supported with major grants and artists residencies including Yaddo and the LMCC Artists' Residency on Governors Island, and is a member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the Producer's Guild of America, and NYWIFT.
Bari's award-winning work as a director includes Jelly Roll: Save Me, Queen of Meth, Death Row Stories, Autism is for Life: The Story of Jeanine Lazili, Daughters of Wisdom, Nangchen Shorts, Looking for Lepke, The Strangest Town in Alaska, and Mah-Jongg: The Tiles That Bind.
As a Creative Producer, Bari has collaborated on numerous documentary films including the Peabody Award-Winning