Like any great origin story, this one has a dash of whimsy. Molly O’Keefe and Sarah Hack happen to have been born on the exact same day in New York–Sarah on the Upper West Side, and Molly just thirty minutes north in Yonkers. Thus, in a sense, the birth of this company was 40 years in the making.
Molly O’Keefe
The M and the O of MOSH
CO-FOUNDER
Molly O’Keefe is a producer whose film THE END OF THE PARTY premiered in the shorts competition at Tribeca Festival 2024. Most recently, she was Head of Development for Paradiso Media, a global podcast studio where she produced “Seventeen,” “Conference Call,” “In The Ring with Daisy King” (Paramount/Audible), “The Baker Street Four” (Audible UK) and “Cooked and Booked” (Warner Discovery) among other series. She oversaw Artist Programs at Tribeca Film Institute, whose mission was to fight gender and racial inequality in entertainment. Prior, she was a development and production executive at Sundance Productions and Red Hour. Molly has consulted for the Sundance Episodic and Screenwriters’ Labs, Warner Bros Directors Program, WarnerMedia’s OneFifty and producer Debbie Liebling.
Molly is also a triathlete, a basketball referee and a blackbelt in Keynote presentations. She is a graduate of Emerson College and is based in New York.
Sarah Hack
The S and the H of MOSH
CO-FOUNDER
Sarah Hack spent the first part of her career with Mark Cuban & Todd Wagner’s media companies, where she held production, sales and BA/legal roles for Magnolia Pictures, HDNet Films, 2929 Entertainment and Landmark Theatres. She ran Business Affairs teams at Magnolia, Walt Disney/ABC TV and Radical Media. In audio, she led board & investor relations, IP development/licensing, and partnership strategy for Lemonada Media and branded podcast agency Larj Media. She also established her own consulting practice for film, tv, podcast and non-profit clients through which she has represented countless writers, filmmakers and podcasters adapting their IP and navigating creative careers.
Sarah is a surfer, a marathoner, and an enthusiast, who is willing to learn almost anything. Though based in Seattle, she is a hard-core NY sports fan for life. Sarah has a BA from Williams College and a JD from Cornell University.