Doris Bersing is passionate about advancing women's roles in the public sphere and shedding light on the most challenging issues of our times -gender-bias in the media, education reform, sexual assault and trauma—and seeks to promote social change through film. She loves movies and has a great “eye” for cinematography and editing.

As a producer, she specializes in spotting concepts, collaborating with authors on script development, creating marketable packages, and overseeing production phases from pre-filming to distribution and promotional activities.

In her role as intimacy coordinator, she protects the wellbeing, dignity, and autonomy of performers during intimate sequences, specifically those featuring nudity, simulated intercourse, abuse, violence, or sexual content. She also serves as a bridge between talent and production teams, promoting transparent dialogue and defending performers' interests. Post-filming, she assists performers with emotional support, helping them disconnect from their roles and transition back to everyday life.

When she is not involved with Amendment 28 Films projects, she is spreading her magic as a Clinical Psychologist, empowering women to develop their voice and become the best they can be.

She is also an enthusiast of classical music and opera, and good food.