Sophie Nobler is a filmmaker. She tends to explore the relationship between childhood and motherhood; the tensions between love, responsibility, and guilt in her work.

 

She began acting onstage in New York at Ensemble Studio Theater and New York City Players, learning from playwrights Richard Maxwell and Jackie Sibbles Dreary.

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She started working in film production managing archives at Moxie Firecracker Films and other award winning docs like Obit and Lioness. In Los Angeles she went on to  direct, write, and produce indie films like the WhoHaha premiered Woman In The Wall and PESTLE, which won her the Best First Time Director award at the Berlin Indie Film Festival and the Best Short Form Short Film at the Female Feedback Film Festival (FFF).

 

Sophie recently moved to Berlin to complete her MA in Directing at MetFilm School.