Gracie Otto

director, writer, editor and actress. Her acclaimed debut feature documentary, The Last Impresario, premiered at the 2013 London Film Festival and was released in all major territories. Her sister is actress Miranda Otto and her father is legendary Australian actor Barry Otto, who she is currently filming in a personal documentary. She was also Associate Producer of Nick Broomfield’s documentary Whitney Can I Be Me. 
Gracie has a number of projects in various stages of development including Armistead Maupin’s audacious novel Maybe The Moon; and Girls In Hotels, a feature drama set in luxury hotels featuring beautiful actresses from around the world, with funding from Screen Australia, in development with Dollhouse Pictures, a company Gracie formed with other Australian women including Rose Byrne.
Gracie has produced an incredible slate of celebrity fashion films and TVCs, including recently Gigi Hadid for Maybelline NYC, as well as iconic Australian underwear brand Bonds in the outback.
Since moving to LA, Gracie has fulfilled an ambition by completing four courses in Stand Up Comedy, Storytelling and Improv at UCB. Gracie is repped by WME in the US.