Sarah Eagle Heart is an Emmy winning social justice storyteller who utilizes innovative approaches and partnerships to amplify stories from grassroots communities, artists and movement leaders. Her narrative change partnership with John Legend’s Get Lifted and Baobab Studios “Crow: the Legend”, a virtual reality story about how the crow became black, led to an 2019 Emmy in Outstanding Interactive Media. She currently serves as an Executive Producer on “Lakota Nation vs. The United States”, a documentary film about the fight for HeSapa (The Black Hills of South Dakota), which premiered at Tribeca Film Festival this year and is set to hit theaters in Fall 2022. She is currently writing and producing via her new venture with Twila True, Zuyá Entertainment.

As a trusted community leader and bridge builder, Sarah supports narrative change on the ecosystem of systemic issues affecting tribal communities. Sarah has spent her career as an advocate and educator, with and for individuals, nonprofits, philanthropy and tribal communities. This experience has led to understanding the indepth knowledge of Indigenous cultural wisdom, values and spirituality.

Sarah has also produced PSA GOTV campaigns with StandNVote with Mark Ruffalo and Sisters Rising with Anne Hathaway and Maria Tomei. She has also supported Native American actors, like Sivan Alyra Rose, through their first lead roles by advising on financial management, logistics, mental health, and self care. She is currently developing a new docuseries, as well as writing and producing a horror and drama films.