Sharon Everitt, a triple Emmy nominee, boasts an impressive directing résumé, having helmed over 150 episodes of television.
Her extensive credits include directing episodes of "That's My Time with David Letterman" on Netflix, "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on ABC, "World of Dance" on NBC, and the cult favorite "The High Court" on Comedy Central.
In addition to her television work, Sharon has also made a name for herself in the world of film. Her 2019 award-winning musical comedy, "Brentwood", has played dozens of festivals across the United States and has won numerous accolades, including Best Short Film at the Independent Filmmaker Showcase in Los Angeles.
Sharon is also a part of the prestigious 2021 DGA Mentorship Program, which provides emerging directors with valuable guidance and mentorship.
Furthermore, she has been recognized as one of the 2020 Blackmagic Future Women of Television, a prestigious honor that acknowledges the achievements and potential of talented women in the television industry.
Sharon has also been part of the 2018-19 NBC Alternative Directors Program, a program designed to identify and develop talented directors for the television industry.
Through her extensive experience, numerous awards, and recognition, Sharon Everitt has established herself as a talented and accomplished director in the television and film industry.
