An American producer, screenwriter, playwright, director, thespian, soprano chorister, photographer, and author. Ms. Moliné (Meridian Factor) has been featured in many high-profile series such as The Gilded Age, FBI: Most Wanted, The Equalizer, And Just Like That, Blue Bloods, Law & Order, Étoile, The Savant, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Elsbeth, Black Rabbit, Mean Girl Murders, Law & Order: Organized Crime, and FBI to name a few.

Her feature role debut was in a Robert De Niro (Raging Bull, The Deer Hunter) conspiracy thriller mini-series Zero Day (2025), having been hand-selected by director Lesli Linka Glatter (Homeland, Mad Men, Pretty Little Liars) and Patrick Capone (Killers of the Flower Moon, American Hustle, The Greatest Showman). She has worked in a wide range of mini series (limited series) across network and cable television. Moliné has appeared in Your Friends and Neighbors (2025), and was featured in The Better Sister (2025), Black Rabbit (2025), and the long awaited third installment of anthology The Terror: Devil in Silver.

Ms. Moliné had the privilege of being selected by director Spike Lee (Do the Right Thing) and featured in his remake of the 1963 Japanese film (High and Low) Highest 2 Lowest is an American crime thriller led by actor and producer Denzel Washington (Fences). Additional feature work came to Moliné in the film remake of Alan Alda's award winning The Four Seasons principled and created by Tina Fey. She was also featured in Adam Sandler's A-List film sequel Happy Gilmore 2 (2025), and Darren Aronofsky's American crime thriller film Caught Stealing headlined by Austin Butler, Liev Schreiber, Zoë Kravitz, Regina King, and Bad Bunny among others. Further featured work includes The Man With The Bag, a Christmas movie headlined by Arnold Schwarzenegger, Alan Ritchson, Awkwafina, and Jane Krakowski. Moliné appeared in the musical Reimagined, a directorial debut of Mateo Messina and adaptation of his original symphony The Pageant. Additionally, Moliné has worked in Marvel Dare: Devil Born Again and novel adaption of Verity.

Lisanne Nathalia Moliné is the daughter of accomplished actor Marei Elizabeth Edwerd whom hailed from theatre, film and opera projects such as The Apartment (1960), Dialogues des Carmélites (1966), and Something Wild (1961). Ms. Edwerd was a vocalist, accompanied by pianist Jack Prenner, a Broadway rehearsal pianist for Rodgers and Hammerstein of 28 years. At the time, every major Rodgers and Hammerstein Broadway star worked with Jack Prenner. Ms. Edwerd appeared in Madame Butterfly (1965) at The Metropolitan Opera House.

In turn, her actor-father Paul Moliné nurtured his first love of theatre before branching out into film and television productions. Across his career, Mr. Moliné was cast in numerous acclaimed series and award-winning productions, namely Deep Impact (1998), A Thousand Clowns (1965), Arsenic and Old Lace, The Night of the Iguana (1964), Harvey (1950), Take Her She's Mine (1963), Love and Kisses (1965), Sunday In New York (1963), Serendipity (2001), Music of My Heart (1999), Law & Order, Trails Of O'Brien (1965), Third Watch, The Defenders, and Naked City among others.

Lisanne's parents met as principals on the Hudson Guild Theatre staging of The Melting Pot Park and were married shortly after by the Cardinal in St. Patrick's Cathedral. It is the largest Roman Catholic Church in the United States, located in New York City. Her father had left his bachelorhood of Chelsea, and the newly married couple settled in the Upper East Side of New York at 200 East End Avenue, across from the Mayor's Mansion at Gracey Park. The building was used as a location for the American romantic-comedy Along Came Polly (2004), and became the first home of Ms. Moliné making her a native New Yorker and Upper East Sider.

Moliné is also third cousin to Paul King Band pianist Bernard Sterback and noted 1950s vocalist Diane Williams, fondly known as "Millie." Williams sang with the Joe Salle Band, Jack Sills Pleasure Beach Orchestra, and Paul King Band where she met and married 'Bernie' during the swing band era.

Ms. Moliné previously held the position of CEO-Executive Producer of East End Avenue Productions Ltd. and evolved into a new media company as CEO-Transmedia Producer, Winter Triangle Entertainment Ltd. She is a graduate of State University of New York (SUNY) Purchase holding a BA Playwriting and Screenwriting, MA International Film Business The London Film School and University of Exeter, and is a post graduate researcher at the University of Exeter doctoral program in pursuit of a PhD Film by Practice.

Ms. Moliné's company collaborates with the American and European Film Market to develop, finance, produce, distribute, feature films and television series for release with major broadcasters around the world. The focus is on scripted content with a strong moral compass, universal appeal, and narrative transmedia storytelling potential.

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