Nerenda Eid is a dynamic creative producer whose work spans commercials, branded content, experiential projects, and independent narrative and documentary film. She has collaborated with organizations such as The Recording Academy and The Guggenheim, bringing a keen artistic sensibility to every project. As a filmmaker and artist, Nerenda views art and cinema as a vehicle to rediscover our shared humanity, with a particular focus on stories that explore how cultural mythologies shape identity and perception.

She is currently in development on JIFJ, a documentary examining Islamophobic tropes and narratives, which was recently awarded a grant from the Center for Asian American Media’s Building Bridges Doc Fund. She is also in post-production on No Longer Bobby (formerly the Untitled Underground Railroad Ride Film), a cycling documentary supported by ITVS’ Series & Special Project Development, Points North Institute's American Stories Documentary Fund, and co-production funding from Black Public Media. Additionally, she is developing a dramatic series set in the 14th century, further demonstrating her versatility and commitment to storytelling across genres and mediums.