Véronique Bernard

Véronique Bernard is an award-winning independent non-fiction film and television producer, director, and senior executive whose experience includes WNET Culture & Arts Documentaries, Sundance Channel Original Programming, New York Times Television, National Geographic Television, ABC News Productions and SBS Television Australia where she was Head of Production. Credits include documentary series E2: The Economies of Being Environmentally Conscious (PBS/Sundance, Grantham Prize for Excellence in Environmental Journalism Award of Merit 2009,) French feature documentary co-production The Man Who Invented Himself:Duane Michals (Special Mention Prize International Festival of Film on Art FIFA 2013,) PBS series Art in the Twenty-First Century (2016), feature docs Enter The Faun (America Reframed 2017,) Agent orange, la dernière bataille (ARTE 2020,) Chasing Childhood (DOC NYC 2020,) The People vs. Agent Orange (PBS Independent Lens 2021, Organization of American Historians 2021 Erik Barnouw Award,) As Prescribed (Sheffield DocFest 2022) and documentary short Game Changer (Tribeca Film Festival/BET 2021.) Véronique is currently producing three feature documentaries and consulting producer on three others. She has taught in the Integrated Media Arts MFA program at Hunter College and at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. She is on the Advisory Board of the Documentary Producers Alliance and President and Executive Producer of Iliad Entertainment.