Lucie Pottecher is a French American director-producer based in New York City. A graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, Lucie has collaborated with leading unscripted production companies like Wrigley Media Group and Good Egg Entertainment, pitching and creating content for major networks and streaming platforms, such as Food Network, HGTV, Hulu, and Netflix.

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Her diverse portfolio also includes producing short-form documentaries for the BBC, such as "Fascinating Codes of Modern Teenage Flirting,"  independently producing commercials and short-form content for clients such as Marren Morris and Only NY, and recently serving as a segment producer for Chopped Season 60-61 (2024). She is also producing a feature documentary for director Rhea Dudani exploring the vibrant Desi dance scene in the US, sparked by the controversial Oscars performance of "Naatu Naatu."

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Additionally, Lucie partnered with Forbes 30 Under 30 listee Fionn Ferreira, an acclaimed keynote speaker, chemist, and inventor of a microplastic removal device, to develop animated and unscripted television content promoting sustainability.

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Passionate about fostering curiosity and exploring the concept of play and joy, Lucie is a champion of innovation in new media. Trying to catch her? Start with the city’s buzziest new restaurant opening and work backward.