Sara Viteri, senior producer, joined the Turnstone Creative team in February 2022 and is now a Mid-Atlantic Emmy® recipient, largely responsible for producing the company’s television program St. Luke’s HealthNow.

Over the past fifteen years, Sara has produced a fashion show at ArtsQuest for the Sabor Latin Festival and produced and co-directed an original musical called “As the Matza Ball Turns,” which was showcased at the Mauch Chunk Opera House in Jim Thorpe, and the Philly Fringe Festival in Philadelphia. She also produced “Life Happens, Then You Cry,” which won awards in the NY Short Film Festival, Best Global Shorts, and Reading Film Festival.

Sara is President of FiFo (Fade In/ Fade Out), a filmmaker’s consortium, and has multiple new projects in the works. She believes Turnstone’s culture aligns perfectly with her goals -  focusing on community, nonprofits, and work-life balance. 

When she isn't on set or coordinating stories, Sara can be found attending many events throughout the Lehigh Valley and influencing her followers on things to experience around Eastern PA