Kristin Tieche • Founder • Executive Producer • Creative Director
Kristin Tièche is an award-winning producer, director and editor. She offers production and post-production services to a variety of clients across the Bay Area and beyond, including Regenerative Social Finance, All Home, Sephora, INSEAD Business School, NHK World, Town of Atherton, TransForm, Zuora, TED, GoPro, PayPal, San Mateo County Libraries, Bridge The Gap College Prep, Sustainable Future Outdoor Academy, Jewish Community Center of San Francisco, and more.
Kristin’s feature documentary editing credits include Sundance Audience Award winning "Fuel" (2008) and the PBS/Independent Lens film, "Power Paths" (2009). She has edited non-fiction series for national broadcast such as "Building Impossible" (Nat Geo), "Someone They Knew with Tamron Hall" (Court TV), "Judgment with Ashleigh Banfield" (Court TV), "Aerial America" (Smithsonian), "Animals Gone Wild" (Nat Geo), "Design on a Dime" (HGTV), and "$40 A Day" (Food Network). Kristin also received regional Emmy nominations for episodes she edited for "Eye on the Bay" (KPIX/CBS-5).
She is known for her award-winning short films, including "Forms of Identification" (2011), "The Spinster" (2013), "The Bat Rescuer (2016), and "Velo Visionaries" (2015-2017). "The Invisible Mammal," her first feature documentary, is currently in post-production, with a projected release date in 2025.
Kristin holds a Master of Arts in Television, Radio and Film from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University and teaches film editing at Diablo Valley College. She holds a Sustainable Production in Entertainment Certificate (SPEC) and a certificate in Sustainability from City College of San Francisco.
Kristin’s feature documentary editing credits include Sundance Audience Award winning "Fuel" (2008) and the PBS/Independent Lens film, "Power Paths" (2009). She has edited non-fiction series for national broadcast such as "Building Impossible" (Nat Geo), "Someone They Knew with Tamron Hall" (Court TV), "Judgment with Ashleigh Banfield" (Court TV), "Aerial America" (Smithsonian), "Animals Gone Wild" (Nat Geo), "Design on a Dime" (HGTV), and "$40 A Day" (Food Network). Kristin also received regional Emmy nominations for episodes she edited for "Eye on the Bay" (KPIX/CBS-5).
She is known for her award-winning short films, including "Forms of Identification" (2011), "The Spinster" (2013), "The Bat Rescuer (2016), and "Velo Visionaries" (2015-2017). "The Invisible Mammal," her first feature documentary, is currently in post-production, with a projected release date in 2025.
Kristin holds a Master of Arts in Television, Radio and Film from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University and teaches film editing at Diablo Valley College. She holds a Sustainable Production in Entertainment Certificate (SPEC) and a certificate in Sustainability from City College of San Francisco.
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