Paula Fouce

Paula Fouce produced and directed The Dark Hobby; No Asylum: The Untold Chapter of Anne Frank’s Story, which screened at the United Nations; Song of the Dunes: Search for the Original Gypsies (PBS stations); Not in God’s Name: In Search of Tolerance with the Dalai Lama (PBS stations); Naked in Ashes; and Origins of Yoga: Quest for the Spiritual. She co-authored the book, Shiva (White Orchid Press); and wrote Not in God’s Name: Making Sense of Religious Conflict. Paula grew up in her family's historical theatres in LA. Her grandfather and father were pioneers of Spanish language entertainment in the US and were two of the founders of Spanish International Network, now known as Univision. She studied in Nepal through Pitzer College, Claremont, and worked throughout South Asia. Paula was Vice President of KRCA, a TV station in LA. She is President of Paradise Filmworks and was Co-Chair of the Southern Asian Art Council at the LA County Museum of Art.