Andrew Jarecki’s work over the past 25 years has won Emmy, Peabody, Sundance Grand Jury, and NY Film Critics Circle awards, and been nominated for the Academy Award. His twelve-part HBO series The Jinx (Parts One and Two) led to Robert Durst’s arrest and conviction for murder. He directed and produced the narrative feature that led to that series, entitled All Good Things, starring Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst. Jarecki’s groundbreaking documentary Capturing the Friedmans won 18 international prizes and led to the conviction review of a notorious criminal case. Among other films, he produced the feature documentary Catfish and the related MTV series, now in its twelfth season. He is a graduate of Princeton University and a board member of The Marshall Project.

Charlotte Kaufman has worked closely with Andrew Jarecki for the past six years, including as a producer on The Jinx: Part Two. Her previous work includes Hidden Alibi, featured in the Netflix series The Innocence Files.