Rachel Falcone

Rachel is a filmmaker and multimedia artist. She is co-founder and Executive Director of Storyline, a production company that builds power with story and strategy. In addition to producing the short film and exhibition Water Warriors, about a community fighting to protect their water (POV), recent projects Rachel's co-directed include: the participatory web documentary and exhibition Sandy Storyline about Hurricane Sandy (Tribeca Film Festival‚ inaugural Storyscapes Award) and Sanctuary, a theatre commission from the Working Theater. Rachel has directed dozens of short films for organizations like AFSCME and The John. F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Prior to Storyline, she produced content with the national oral history project StoryCorps and EarSay, Inc., and was an associate producer on Incite Picture’s Young Lakota (Independent Lens). She has taught oral history and storytelling in collaboration with institutions like the Museum of the City of New York and Parsons The New School for Design. Rachel is also a sound recordist for film and radio projects, including most recently Knock Down The House (Netflix).