Sarah Knight’s latest feature is In the Land of Fire & Ice which stars Oscar nominee, Shohreh Aghdashloo (“The House of Sand and Fog,” “The Expanse”). The Athena Award-winning script tells the story of a high-powered Kuwaiti CEO who makes a strategic professional retreat to Iceland where she falls for a charming Scottish hotelkeeper. Her narrative feature debut, Vino Veritas, starring Emmy winner, Carrie Preston (“The Good Wife,” “True Blood”), won Best Narrative Feature at Cinema on the Bayou and was released by Gravitas Ventures. Mark Adams of Screen Daily writes, “A smartly and slickly made indie drama, blessed with four fine performances…director Sarah Knight keeps Vino Veritas moving nicely, and makes good use of her interiors.” Sarah’s documentary, Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend, is a portrait of Nicole Sherry McFadyen, Head Groundskeeper for the Baltimore Orioles - one of only two women ever to hold that position in Major League Baseball. Diamonds premiered at the Cooperstown Baseball Hall of Fame where it remains in the permanent archives.

Hot Flash, about Saffire-The Uppity Blues Women, was nominated for a Blues Music Award and won the Audience Favorite Award at Cinema on the Bayou. Sarah’s adaptation of the bestselling novel (co-written with Sarah Skibinski), A Yellow Raft in Blue Water, was featured at the IFP Market (Emerging Narrative section) and was invited to the Film Independent (FIND) Screenwriter’s Lab. She has won fellowships to the Berlinale Talent Campus, the Rotterdam CineMart Producer’s Lab, and Tribeca All Access.