About — Audrey Lorea

I am a passionate storyteller and producer who thrives on turning challenges into opportunities. No matter the obstacles I face, I am committed to delivering excellence in every project I tackle, whether it’s a high-budget production or a small independent film. My drive to bring big ideas to life ensures that I remain a proactive "doer," ready to tackle any situation with creativity and resilience. With over 15 years of experience in the Film, TV, and Entertainment, I have worked for globally recognized brands and studios.

I was honored to win the 2021 Stowe Story Lab fellowship with my script "Blood Dog," as well as attend the 2024 Stowe Story Labs Writers Retreat with my script "Starblood." My scripts have had many other accolades including finalist placements with WeScreenplay, Atlanta Film Festival, Nashville Film Festival, Final Draft's BigBreak, FinishLine, ScreenCraft, and more.

To date, I've produced and consulted on dozens of projects, including feature and short films, documentaries, narrative episodic, and commercials. In addition to my producing work, I've worked extensively in Location Scouting and Management for over a decade, working for companies like Netflix, HBO, Warner Bros., Paramount, Amazon, and more. I was an Associate Producer on the limited series “The Green Veil,” starring John Leguizamo, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2022 and is available for streaming on The Network. Additionally, I consulted on the feature film “Abe," which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2019. Other consulting credits include “Framing John DeLorean” and “The Artist’s Wife." My debut micro-budget feature, “Heaven is Now,” won First Prize at Film Crash in Los Angeles, co-founded by Sundance Jury Winner Matthew Harrison.

Outside of work, I love hiking, photography, and cooking, often sharing meals with friends and family. I’m also passionate about astrology and the healing arts, often sharing my gifts and insights with those closest to me. I've grown up being a caretaker to a disabled parent, so Disability Rights Advocacy is a cause that is near to my heart. As a queer woman, my primary advocacy focus is on maintaining visibility and sharing authentic stories that illuminate the diverse experiences within our community. I believe that by telling these narratives, we can lift each other up by fostering understanding, challenging stereotypes, and inspiring others to embrace their identities.