Allison Vanore

Allison Vanore is an Emmy Award-winning producer, recognized for her work on the acclaimed series “After Forever” (2018-2024) and earning Emmy nominations for “Dark/Web” (2019) and “Vanity” (2015). “After Forever” was also honored with a Special Recognition GLAAD Media Award for its exceptional depiction of LGBTQ individuals and themes in media.

Allison currently serves as a Senior Producer at Mattel, specializing in digital entertainment and advertising content for their Dolls division. In this role, she plays a key part in creating content for renowned brands such as Barbie, American Girl, Polly Pocket, and Monster High, as well as licensed doll lines from Disney and Universal. Her contributions to Barbie and Monster High content have been recognized with Gold and Silver Telly Awards.

From 2015 to 2019, Allison served as the Head of Production for Canvas Media Studios. In this role, she produced shows including “Wear It to Win It” for Facebook/MGM, the pilot “Socio” for MTV, and Native American horror film “Don’t Let it In” (2021) with MarVista Entertainment.

Her extensive filmography includes “Paris is in Harlem” (2022), “Death in Texas” (2020), “Buck Run” (2019), “The Rainbow Experiment” (2018), and “42 Seconds of Happiness” (2017), “Daddy” (2015),  and “Anyone But Me” (2011-2015).

Dedicated to advancing women in the industry, Allison serves as Treasurer on the executive board of Women in Media (2017-present). She was instrumental in launching the CAMERAderie Initiative and served as an Executive Producer, Producer, and Mentor on CAMERAderie films “Blood and Glory,” “Cherry Lemonade,” and “Illipino” in 2019, and “Smashed,” “Noor,” “Charlie and the Hunt,” and “Moon” in 2022.