Shereen Noon
Filmmaker/Writer/Director/Producer

Shereen Noon wrote, directed, and co-executive produced BODY: THE VALUE OF WOMEN, an in-depth analysis of body image and self-esteem in America -- her second producing credit as a filmmaker.  She also associate produced the indie feature, Paper, Rock, Scissors, an official selection of the Newport Beach International Film Festival and has worked in a variety of capacities in the independent film industry.

After associate producing Paper, Shereen wanted to work on something that mattered to her personally; the story of how women struggle with bodyimage every day of their lives and the debilitating affect it can have on productivity and quality of life.  It seemed a subject that hadn't been dealt with much in film, and she wanted to compassionately share with women who had similar experiences that size and age has nothing to do with self-esteem.

Shereen is a screenwriter and is currently writing a feature script on the relationships between women.  She is the founder of the international women filmmaker's organization, IWF, based in Los Angeles, and most recently founded an educational program for women screenwriters and directors, Tano Media Institute which holds intensive retreats at Ghost Ranch in New Mexico.

shereennoon@lycos.com