Mo Fitzgibbon is a successful and respected producer and director in the television and film industry for over 15 years. Persistence, dedication and hard work helped shape Fitzgibbon to become a major player and one of the brightest lights in the entertainment arena. Fitzgibbon's company, Walker/Fitzgibbon TV & FILMS in Miami Beach, is considered one of the most diversified and creative production companies around - producing, writing and directing projects ranging from Long Form television, national commercials, music videos, and EPK's (Electronic Press Kits), both in English and Spanish. Early on, Fitzgibbon developed her skills as a production coordinator, line producer and eventually a producer. Consequently, moving into post production in editorial, special effects and graphics; her drive and ambition nurtured her into becoming a successful director for over a decade.

Fitzgibbon has received countless recognition with over 50 awards, including Gold and Silver Addys, Tellys and New York Film Festival Awards to her credit. In addition, Fitzgibbon has produced and directed numerous award-winning productions for national recording artists and stars such as Shakira, Gloria Estefan, Jon Secada, Andy Garcia, Elisa Donovan and Anthony Michael Hall and with a list of clients that also includes NBC Universal, Telemundo, HBO, MTV/VH1, DIRECTV, Sony Music, Epic Records and EMI Records, amongst others.

Known for Lifetime Television's Intimate Portrait of Gloria Estefan, she went on to win the prestigious NCLR's ALMA Bravo Award for "Outstanding Made for Television Documentary." Recently, Fitzgibbon garnered top honors for Gloria Estefan's DVD Don't Stop, receiving a Grammy nomination in "Best Long Form Music" category.

Fitzgibbon's great sense of passion and hard work is reflected in the unique style and look of all her projects. She has a wonderful sense of how to build sequences that really tell a story and will go to the extreme visually by pushing boundaries and transporting the viewer to a higher level. She is also one of the very few producer/directors that can create projects simultaneously in English and Spanish.

Moreover, she is very much involved in Florida's production community, serving as Vice President of AICP-Florida Chapter, and formerly served in the Board of Governors for The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS), past President of Women of the Motion Picture Industry (WOMPI- Florida Chapter) and now a member in Women in Film (WIF), based in Los Angeles.

Currently, Fitzgibbon is in development for an independent film, which she created based on the infamous Miami drug scene from the mid-80's and the Miami River Cops. Fitzgibbon is a daring director who continues to transcend barriers; she's a groundbreaker!