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Lismore Road is a non-profit social impact production company dedicated to creating, supporting, and amplifying stories across all media formats, primarily non-fiction film. We focus on projects that ignite meaningful conversations, celebrate diverse perspectives, and inspire audiences to think more critically and deeply.
As creative producers, funders, fiscal sponsors, and educational and impact campaign supporters, Lismore Road is committed to building connections and to inspiring communities and organizations to act on the critical issues of our time. We join forces with storytellers, change-makers, and educators in order to highlight important topics and stories amid a rapidly changing landscape.
We believe storytelling is a powerful tool that not only educates and informs but also empowers individuals, communities, and students to create lasting, positive change.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
We look for stories from a wide range of perspectives that invite the audience to challenge their existing point of view. Lismore Road supports projects and shepherds impact and educational campaigns that will foster conversation and change.
ABOUT US
Filmmaker and producer Margaret Munzer Loeb founded Lismore Road in order to tell meaningful stories and energize grassroots impact campaigns that help local communities make change.
TEAM
Margaret Munzer Loeb is a filmmaker and founder of MML Productions and Lismore Road, a nonprofit educational production company. Her recent executive producing credits include DRIVING WHILE BLACK (2020), FOUND (2021), PRETTY DIRTY: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MARILYN MINTER (2025), SEIZED (2026), and NOGA (2026). She also co-directed CHASING CHILDHOOD (2020). Margaret earned a bachelor’s degree in history and visual arts from Brown University and a Master of Social Work from New York University. She serves on Brown’s President’s Advisory Council on the Arts and has previously served on the boards of Prep for Prep, PEN America, National Institute for Reproductive Health, and Center for Reproductive Rights.
MARGARET MUNZER LOEB
FOUNDER & PRESIDENT
Sarah Danzig is the Founder of Team 74, a consulting firm specializing in nonprofit governance, communications, fundraising, and philanthropic advising. Prior to Team 74, Sarah was Head of Development at Uncommon Schools, where she was responsible for philanthropic revenue to help support 52 schools in five cities across three states, as well as network-level requirements. Her other previous positions include Chief Advancement Officer at The Boys’ Club of New York, Regional Vice President of Teach for America NYC, and Assistant Head of School for Institutional Affairs at ECFS. Sarah earned her Bachelor’s degree from Cornell University and currently volunteers for Aspen Fire Protection.
SARAH DANZIG
STRATEGIC ADVISOR
Eden Wurmfeld is an Emmy-nominated and Oscar-shortlisted producer, director, and member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences whose work spans acclaimed fiction and documentary films. Most recently, she directed and produced the Oscar-shortlisted documentary short CLASSROOM 4, winner of Best Documentary at Aspen Shortsfest and LA Shorts. Her producing credits include WHAT COMES AROUND (TIFF 2022), SAVING CAPITALISM (Netflix), CHASING CHILDHOOD, and THE BIG SCARY “S” WORD. Earlier films include the indie hits KISSING JESSICA STEIN, SWINGERS, and PUCCINI FOR BEGINNERS. Eden was a founding member of the Documentary Producers Alliance and served on their interim board for 2 years.
EDEN WURMFELD
PRODUCING PARTNER
Julia Mann is a documentary filmmaker and industry professional originally from Baltimore, living in New York after many years in Tel Aviv. She is an alumna of The New School’s Documentary Media Studies graduate program and has experience in film production, festival programming, sales, distribution, and filmmaker support organizations. She was part of the production teams for WEDDING NIGHT (2023), THE CAMERA OF DOCTOR MORRIS (Docaviv 2022 Best Israeli Film), CHASING CHILDHOOD (DOC NYC 2020), and SAVING CAPITALISM (Netflix 2017). Julia previously worked at Docaviv Film Festival, Close Up (a training program for SWANA filmmakers) and Cinephil, an international film sales and advisory firm.
JULIA MANN
HEAD OF PRODUCTION
Sasha Hunt is a filmmaker and aspiring producer. Originally from Vermont, she is now based in New York City. A recent NYU Tisch graduate with a BFA in Film & Television Production, she has experience assisting various stages of development at companies including Stay Gold Features and Gigantic Pictures. While in school, she served as Vice President of the Women in Film Club, and led audio-visual operations for NYU’s Cantor Film Center. Sasha currently works at Lismore Road, a non-profit social impact production company.
SASHA HUNT
COORDINATOR
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