Jamie Lustberg is a multi award winning filmmaker. She has won three Emmy Awards, a Cine Golden Eagle and a Gracie Allen award. From 1996- 2002, she was the lead visual arts producer for the Peabody Award winning PBS series ‘Egg The Arts Show’ as well as for WNET’s City Arts. Other clients include Mattel, the Disney Channel, HBO, HBO family and Discovery.

‘UJC Annual Campaign Films’, 3 short films on Poverty, the Elderly and Jewish Responsibility. Filmed in Israel, The Former Soviet Union and The United States.
‘Hannah Montana – Learn to be a Pop Star’ a half hour film for The Disney Channel.
‘Learn to Be a Princess” a half hour film for Mattel Entertainment.
‘Meet Loretha’ – National TV Campaign for Insulin use.

‘Changing Lives’ – a half hour intimate look at the interaction between four doctors and their patients. NBC Philadelphia
‘Sisters By Choice’ – Relationships forged through Philanthropy. UJC.
‘The Making of The 12 Dancing Princesses’- Behind the scenes look at the animated film with the New York City Ballet.
‘Learn to Dance Like a Princess” a half hour dance film for Mattel Entertainment.
‘Go Insulin’ Webisodes on the lives of two people with type 2 diabetes. Sanofi/Aventis.

‘Mystery Diagnosis’ – Three one-hour episodes on the journey people take to proper diagnosis. Discovery

‘Why a Woman’s Gift’ A feminist look at women’s Philanthropy. The UJC.
‘Philip Pearlstein – Work in Progress’ A half-hour Hi-Def film on the artist, Philip Pearlstein. Gallery HD

‘Baby’s Day’, ‘Musical Baby’, ‘Nature Baby’, and ‘Baby Moves.’ Four half-hour child development films for Mattel/Fisher-Price.

‘Going Home,’ Women face the challenge of mothering from behind bars. HBO/Cinemax
‘Art and Outrage’ A historical look at Censorship in the Arts. Trio Network
‘Cory McAbee’ Musician/Artist segment for Sonic Cinema, The Sundance Channel.

Egg The Arts Show – segments: ‘The History of Food in Art,’ ‘Shirin Neshat,’ ‘Paint by Numbers,’ ‘Mary     Zimmerman,’ and ‘Who Am I?’ - PBS.
‘School's In.’ A one hour documentary special on six teachers across America. The Disney Channel.

Produced/Directed "Paint by Numbers" segment for Egg, Channel Thirteen, Executive Producer: Jeff Folmsbee, Supervising Producer: Mark Manucci, Director of Photography:
Scott Sinkler, Editor: Pamela Scott Arnold.
- A quick look at the fad that swept America in the 1950's, as seen through the eyes of a Collector, Curator and the original inventor of Paint by Numbers.

Produced/Directed "Mary Zimmerman" segment for Egg, Channel Thirteen, Executive Producer: Jeff Folmsbee, Supervising Producer: Mark Manucci, Dir. of Photog/: Scott Sinkler, Editor: Leonard Feinstein.
-Mary Zimmerman the MacArthur award winning Playwright talks about the challenges of creating a play that takes place almost entirely in water.
 

Co-Produced/Directed with Mark Benjamin "Who Am I?" segment for Egg, Channel Thirteen, Executive Producer: Jeff Folmsbee, Supervising Producer: Mark Manucci, Director of Photography: Mark Benjamin, Editor: John Kirby.
- Arno Rafael Minkennen creates unique nude self portraits in the outdoors, while defying the elements and sometimes even gravity. Through his work he tries to draw himself closer to nature, while honoring the fact that nature is much more omnificent than mankind .

Received a NY EMMY Award -Best Visual Arts program
 

Produced and Directed "Who is David Wojnarowicz" segment for City Arts, Channel Thirteen, Executive Producer: Jeff Folmsbee , Director of Photography: Scott Sinkler, Editor: Pamela Scott Arnold.
- How David Wojnarowicz , one of the most influential artists of the Eighties and Nineties, lives on beyond his own death from Aids.
Received a Gracie Allen Award from American Women in Radio and Television.
Nominated for a NY EMMY Award, - Best Editor

Produced the Reality segment for "Hit - Miss - Bump", of "A Little Curious" for HBO's Family Channel, Executive Producer: John Hoffman, Director: Mark Benjamin, Director of Photography: Mark Benjamin.
 

Produced the Reality segment, Loud- Soft- Shake, of "A Little Curious" for HBO's Family Channel, Executive Producer: John Hoffman, Director: Mark Benjamin, Director of Photography: Mark Benjamin.
 

Co-Produced/Directed with Mark Benjamin "Uncommon Threads" - 100 years of New York Fashion, segment for City Arts, Channel Thirteen, Executive Producer: Jeff Folmsbee and Beth Horn, Director of Photography: Mark Benjamin , Editor: Mary Manhardt.
- Brooke Astor & Oscar De La Renta stroll through an exhibition of NY Fashion adding personal insights while Isaac Mizrahi adds his own unique and comical observations on Fashion.
Nominated for a NY EMMY- Best Entertainment Segment.