Graciela Del Toro started her producing career at NYU as an Associate Producer of the short film, Must Be Love, which was produced as part of the Coca-Cola Refreshing Filmmakers Award. After graduating from NYU and helping produce various award-winning NYU Grad Films, she took up residence at Anonymous Content, where she assisted on commercial production for high-profile clients such as Nike, Michelob, and American Express. Muraida-Del Toro moved on to the Broadcast Production department at JWT, where she produced commercials for clients including Domino’s, T. Rowe Price, Smirnoff, and Pfizer. She has also produced a series of short animated interstitial films for the Sundance Channel network based on the poetry of Billy Collins. The Sundance Channel interstitials have won several industry awards, including a Silver ANDY Award for Cinema/Animation, and a Silver in Graphic Design for the Art Director’s Club.

Graciela has worked in the production department at various Los Angeles ad agencies and production companies, and works with Rafael Del Toro on several corporate video and short film productions. She was chosen to participate in the 2009 Film Independent Project:Involve Fellowship, during which she produced a short film sponsored by Banana Republic and Vanity Fair. Graciela currently works at Trailer Park, producing trailers and commercials in the theatrical production department. She attended the 2009 Film Independent Producers Lab with Mullet, slated to begin production in late 2010.