Greta Schiller is an independent director and producer of documentaries for television, festivals, theatrical and educational distribution. Her career was launched in 1984 with the theatrical release and PBS broadcast of her first feature documentary film, Before Stonewall. The film premiered in the Berlin International Film Festival and was showcased in over 75 film festivals worldwide. Now considered a classic, Before Stonewall won two Emmy Awards. In 1984, Greta Schiller co-founded Jezebel Productions, a London/ New York company. With Andrea Weiss, she produced and directed a trilogy of films about women in jazz: International Sweethearts of Rhythm, Tiny and Ruby: Hell Divin’ Women and Maxine Sullivan: Love to be in Love, all co-productions with Channel Four Television in Great Britain. Greta’s highly acclaimed feature-length documentary, Paris Was a Woman, premiered at the London and Berlin Film Festivals. The film went on to win many awards at international film festivals. It was released theatrically in the U.S., Germany, Spain and Great Britain, breaking house records in several cities. The film was broadcast in 16 countries.