Haley Geffen is a six-time Emmy award-winning director and filmmaker with a focus on comedy, celebrities/athletes and underrepresented voices. She is also co-founder of Coed Studios based in Brooklyn, NY.

 

Haley’s unique ability to supervise projects from inception through final mix largely appeals to agencies and brands. She’s directed multiple Super Bowl Opens and Olympic campaigns. Recently, Haley directed a Dove campaign centered around empowering women and self-love during the pandemic. She co-directed the 2021 NBA All-Star Game open featuring VP Kamala Harris and Michael B Jordan, as well as a series of Crest commercials for Proctor and Gamble. She was also selected by NBC to direct two long-form shows centered around the life and legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

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Haley also directed and enjoyed a prosperous 2020 film festival run with her short film Hey Girl garnering 12 global awards including 2020’s Best Shorts Humanitarian Award.

 

Haley’s directing work has been featured multiple times in Free the Work including the latest article on Motherhood and Directing.

 

Haley’s celebrity work includes Michael B Jordan, Kamala Harris, Dakota Johnson, Jimmy Fallon, Olivia Colman, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Kirsten Dunst, Peter Sarsgaard, Lebron James, Tom Brady, Seth Meyers, Mark Wahlberg, Mandy Moore, Milo Ventimiglia, Kim Kardashian, Alec Baldwin,  Sean Combs, Kobe Bryant, Jamie Foxx, John Legend, Drake, Usher, Alicia Keys and more.

 

Her clients include: P&G (Crest), Unilever (Dove), Amazon Studios,  NBC Universal, Nike, Under Armour, Vanity Fair, Los Angeles Lakers, Hewlett-Packard, Volkswagen, Mercedes, Viacom, Comedy Central, NBC Sports, NBC Olympics, Discovery Networks, Charter Communications, ESPN, Turner Sports, J. Walter Thompson, Saatchi & Saatchi, Facebook, HBO, Showtime.

 

Haley has two daughters and a husband. She keeps all of them in a small zoo in Brooklyn under the care of her dog Gizmo.