ABOUT
Fieldhouse Productions leads with the mission of creating entertainment with impact through managing, producing, and supporting filmmaking focused on humanity. They work with their partners to bring authentic narratives to the forefront of storytelling and they love to support women in the industry when the opportunity presents itself. They focus on production, collaboration, media relations, marketing partnerships and community engagement.
ENTERTAINMENT WITH IMPACT
ENTERTAINMENT WITH IMPACT
Kimberly Atwood
Founder, CEO, and Executive Producer
Kimberly Atwood is the CEO of Fieldhouse Pictures and an executive producer known for elevated, character-driven storytelling. With a foundation in media and strategic brand leadership, she brings disciplined execution and creative precision to her film slate.
Atwood began her career as Vice President of Marketing for the Seattle SuperSonics before serving as VP of Marketing for the Ackerley Group. She later transitioned into film production. Her credits include the documentaries I’m Not Crazy, I’m Sick and Exposure. She served as executive producer on Please Don’t Feed the Children, the feature directorial debut of Destry Spielberg, and on By Any Means, starring Mark Wahlberg and produced in partnership with Hammerstone Studios.
Atwood is an executive producer on Anima, which premiered at SXSW. The film underscores her commitment to filmmaker-driven work exploring identity, resilience, and transformation.
Atty Cleworth
Head of Development and Executive Producer
When she fell ill with chronic Lyme disease in 2019, Cleworth became the inspiration for “I’m Not Crazy, I’m Sick”, a documentary by Fieldhouse Productions and a personal passion project of her mother’s, Kimberly Atwood. What started out as an unplanned role as a film subject blossomed into a love for authentic storytelling through film. Cleworth understands how it feels to be vulnerable in front of the camera and she is now bringing that to her work behind the lens, as she takes on a leadership role for Fieldhouse Productions. She hopes to help others share their stories and be a catalyst for continued change in the chronic illness community.