Market Road Films

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Market Road Films is an independent production company founded in 2003 by Lynn Nottage, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, and Tony Gerber, Emmy Award-winning director. The company is based in New York. The company produces character-driven, feature-length work, as well as music videos, commercials, museum installations, and new media.

Market Road Films produces work in both fiction and non-fiction, with topics spanning over international and universal concern. The company has produced films for National Geographic, such as the Congo Bush Pilots,^[1] Kingdom of the White Wolf, Fighting ISIS, Battle for Virunga, and the award-winning feature, Full Battle Rattle.^[2] Recently the company produced the documentary short, Takeover!, as well as the Peabody-Award nominated podcast, Unfinished: Deep South.