Lacy is a reporter and documentary filmmaker based in Oakland, CA. She’s worked in local newsrooms in Beverly Hills, San Francisco and Oakland, covering crime, culture and social issues. She has edited and published over 150 articles and has produced and directed five short films.

Not Gone Yet, a film she co-directed about marginalized communities at risk of not returning following the Eaton fire, won a National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences scholarship award. Her latest short film, The Last Journey —she produced, directed and edited— is about a man with dementia who chose to end his life before the disease worsened. The film highlights the limited end-of-life options for those diagnosed with cognitive diseases, and is screening at festivals, including Santa Fe International Film Festival this October of 2026.

She’s drawn to fundamentally human, character-driven stories and is passionate about seeking truth and justice. In May 2026, she graduated from UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism with a master's in documentary filmmaking.

LACY GREEN

Documentaries

Where Do We Go, 2024

By Lacy Green and Erin Sheridan

An advocacy group for the unhoused starts occupation encampments around Berkeley to protest the city’s newly enforced encampment sweeps.

What Remains, 2025

By Lacy Green and Alana Minkler

An Altadena family grapples with the loss of their multigenerational home following the Eaton Fire.

Decentered, 2024

By Lacy Green and Paul Ghusar

A poet is building an accessible and interconnected arts scene in San Francisco.

Not Yet Gone, 2025

By Lacy Green and Seven Wu

Following the Eaton Fire, seniors and the historic Black community of Altadena are at risk of not returning. Three community members are coping with the reality of no longer calling Altadena home.

Latest Projects

The Last Journey

Best Student Documentary & Best Emerging Filmmaker winner at Wild Rivers Film Festival 2026

Screening on October 18 at Santa Fe International Film Festival 2026

More screenings TBA.

Articles