Services
Tracey Quezada Productions works to tell compelling stories with the goal to inspire change.  We specialize in high quality video production, story consulting and media advocacy. For our non-profit and advertising clients we interweave good storytelling with messaging that speaks to your audience. 
 

Team
Tracey Quezada, Producer/Director

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Tracey is an experienced director, producer, researcher and story consultant. She has produced and directed both documentary film, educational and promotional videos for non-profit and individual clients. Tracey brings communities and social leaders together by sparking dialogue through compelling story telling using film. She has been featured in Ella Baker Center for Human Rights blog, Survivor Manual, DeBug Silicon Valley, Wanda's Picks and KPFA Berkeley radio. 
She is currently producing a documentary film that shares stories of survivors of child sexual abuse, broadens our response beyond the criminal justice system, and shows how society’s inability to effectively address child sexual abuse impacts not only individuals, but whole communities and society at large.  Other credits include writing for National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture and Survivor Manual, founded by Actress,Writer, Activist Angela Shelton. She lives and works in Berkeley CA, where she serves on the screening committee for the San Francisco Women Film Festival.

CB Smith-Dahl, Camera Woman

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CB is a skilled Director and educator with years of experience in broadcast television and film. She has worked in Broadcast TV as a Field Producer/Camerawoman for Reel Hollywood and a Writer/Producer for National Enquirer TV. She was one of a team of camera operators on 900 Women and Angola Prison Rodeo, which was nominated for an Academy Award. CB began her career in media working as a Camera Assistant on music videos in Atlanta. She is a graduate of the Panavision Internship program, Film Independent’s Project: Involve program, and was an Artist in Residence at the LA Skid Row Housing Trust. She has an MFA in Film & Video Production from the University of Southern California and a BA in Spanish and Education from Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia.

Jenny Chu, Camera Woman

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Has traveled extensively, photographing the ethnic minority groups of China, the massive changes overtaking Shanghai, and the struggles of those in war-torn and poverty-stricken African countries.  Now she makes videos exploring social issues affecting people around the world, whose voices are underrepresented or forgotten altogether. 

Fernanda Rossi, Story Consultant

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Fernanda supports and guides filmmakers with proven methodologies in the creation and improvement of rough cuts, fundraising trailers, synopsis, treatments, scripts and pitches. She has doctored over 300 documentaries, fiction scripts and work samples, including two Academy Award® nominees.

Elise Lebec, Music Composer

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Elise is an award winning sound editor, sound designer and composer for independent documentaries, and television. Elise has over 60 films in her portfolio with 12 years experience of dialogue editing, mixing and sound sweetening and twelve years of experience as a recording artist including Foley and original sound effects. Elise has been composing from the ripe age of 6, using her piano and voice as her main instruments. After living in London for ten years and two record deals, Elise moved back home to the USA to record her second album. “Possible Dreams” Impressions of a Solo Piano. Which made it to #10 on the radio charts in 2006. It is now being distributed through Borders Books and Music and Barnes and Noble as well other leading music outlets.
Clients Include:
A.O.L
Atlassian Foundation
Berkeley Community Media
Columbia Foundation
Community Bridge Video
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights 
Eva and Lucius Eastman Foundation 
Global Fund for Women
KUFW, Radio
Open Meadows Foundation  
Contact Tracey Quezada Productions at:

email: info@traceyquezadaproductions.com
phone: 559-310-1429