Shannon Dill graduated from UCLA with a major in Fine Arts (IMDB Page) has propelled herself to EVP of Physical Production & Operations at Concordia Studio which develops, produces and finances non-fiction stories about the important issues of our time. Dill executive produced Concordia’s first feature, “The Price of Free,” which won the Grand Jury Prize for Documentary Filmmaking at the 2018’s Sundance Film Festival. She has partnered with Davis Guggenheim to produce the films, “The Dream Is Now,” “Teach,” and “He Named Me Malala.” Shannon has spent 20 years in the industry working in non-fiction. Producing films such as the Emmy-winning “Inheritance,” Grammy-winning, “Foo Fighters: Back and Forth,” “Running the Sahara,” and “Price for Peace,” with executive producer Steven Spielberg. This past year she received an Oscar and a BAFTA for her production of “Free Solo,” named as Best Documentary at the 91st Academy Awards.
