Lindsay Branham is an Emmy-nominated film director and social scientist and founder of NOVO, an incubator for art that inspirits human connection in imaginative ways. She focuses on leveraging media and technology to end violence and human rights abuses, and designs and measures interventions that actively reduce prejudice using creative technologies. She directed Even in the Rain (2018 Venice Film Festival), The Hidden (2018 Tribeca Film Festival), Behind the Fence (2017 SXSW Grand Jury Award, RYOT/AOL) and more. Lindsay directed a docufiction film The Deep Place (2017) about child slavery in Ghana that raised over $1.25M for anti-slavery work and has been awarded a silver Clio award, an ADC silver cube, Webby's People Choice and more. Lindsay holds a Masters in Social Psychology from the University of Cambridge and a BA in Journalism from the University of Southern California. She is currently a PhD student in Psychology at the University of Cambridge.