Hanna Gray Organschi is a New York based filmmaker, currently pursuing her MFA in Film at NYU Tisch School of the Arts. After graduating from Brown University with a BA in International Relations and French Literature, Hanna got her start in film working alongside Academy Award-winning director/producer/actor Fisher Stevens, who she supported across his narrative, documentary and short-form political activism projects for major platforms like Netflix, HBO, and National Geographic. She went on to assist director Antonio Campos on his Netflix original film The Devil All the Time. She is a recipient of the 2021 New York Women in Film & Television Scholarship.

Hanna takes on the people and dynamics in her work that she is closest to, most afraid of, and endlessly intrigued by. Her recent short films Bea, Seriously (Bushwick Film Festival 2021), Six Feet (featured in Vague Visages) and Merci, Poppy (in post production) explore strong female protagonists who seek autonomy and self-knowledge. Her films are fueled