Ms. Doumanian's upcoming productions include Woody Allen's new fall project; a film written and directed by two young filmmakers, Sean Smith and Anthony Stark, entitled "Element;" "Dinah Was," a play about Dinah Washington, written by Oliver Goldstick and directed by David Petrarca; and two new films in pre-production, "The Story of a Bad Boy" and "Cherry Pink."

Ms. Doumanian also produced Sven Nykvist's "The Ox," an Academy Award-nominated film which starred Liv Ullman and Max Von Sydow, as well as a number of projects outside of the film arena which have garnered a great deal of praise. The Off Broadway staging of "Death Defying Acts," featuring three one-act plays by Allen, David Mamet and Elaine May and produced by Ms. Doumanian, broke box office records, and Woody Allen's first film for television, "Don't Drink the Water," was executive produced by Ms. Doumanian. As a producer of "Saturday Night Live," she discovered Eddie Murphy, among others. Ms. Doumanian also produced the classic TV special "Bob and Ray, Jane and Gilda," and received an Emmy for "The Dick Cavett show." Jean Doumanian Productions is based in New York City.