Lauren Bercovitch is a Vancouver-based Canadian producer and director. After Production Managing at Adbusters Media Foundation for five years and being instrumental in starting the Occupy Wall Street movement, Bercovitch transitioned from print to film and television, producing everything from reality cooking shows to Hallmark movies, from indie docs to web series.

Bercovitch produced the Leo-award-winning Anna & Kristina’s Grocery Bag, which was also nominated for a Gemini Award. In 2014, Bercovitch produced the TV movie Anna & Kristina: Cooked and was a producer on Brent Hodge's A Brony Tale, a documentary about the bronies, the teenage and adult fans of the television show My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. A Brony Tale had its world premiere at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival and was met with critical acclaim. She was also the 2018 winner of the Toronto Shorts International Film Festival Jury Prize for Best Experimental Short for An Army of Hearts (2017) which she co-directed and co-produced.

After giving birth to her first daughter she took the plunge and started her own creative studio, Kelly&Kelly, with her husband and pseudo-brother, where she is the CFO/Director of Operations and Production and an all-around boss-lady. Bercovitch is now Head of Production and Development at Kelly & Kelly, an award-winning creative studio, where they produce premium podcasts and video.