Memo Salazar. Producer.

As an award-winning Producer, Memo has shepherded many projects from start to finish, including narrative shorts, documentaries, and stop-motion animations for Sesame Street. He produced the open and wraparounds for the Amy Schumer-produced Comedy Central pilot Rachel Profiling, segments for the 9-11 documentary When Pop Culture Saved America; the theatrically-released farming documentary American Meat, and, most recently, Gold Anthem Award-winning Playtime With Noor & Aziz, which was the first (and only) TV series ever made specifically for the Rohingya population. He has also produced media for Alan Alda’s Dear Albert, promotional interviews with great directors such as Werner Herzog and Miranda July, and a wide variety of projects for The World Science Festival, including comedies, animations, music videos, and even media for a pair of Brian Greene stage productions: Spooky Action and Light Falls. He most recently served as Supervising Producer on The Power of Play, a caregiver-facing series spanning several continents and languages, as well as on Sesame Workshop’s Watch, Play, Learn– an epic, 140-episode animated series starring Cookie Monster and Elmo.

Memo was Supervising Producer on this massive, 5-year long, $100 million project bringing original Sesame Street programming to kids in crisis situations around the world: 140 total episodes translated into 25 languages as of last count. Memo worked with writers, punched up scripts, directed vocal talent, and oversaw animatics and final animation all the way through delivery. He also worked closely with Educational Experts to ensure that the content met Sesame Street expectations, and the Programming Team to devise creative ways (such as developing an app) to distribute this content into the hardest-to-reach areas of the world.​

As Supervising Producer on this caregiver-facing series, Memo oversaw production in 5 distinct areas of the globe: Africa, Asia, the Middle East, South America, and North America, working with local crews to achieve a unified narrative about the importance of play for children's mental development and well-being. He also wrote the pilot episode and directed the Muppet segments to achieve the high standards of education and entertainment that Sesame Street is known for.​​

This is the cold open to an hour-long special on the Entertainment Industry's reaction to 9-11, from Paul McCartney to Ray Romano. Memo produced, wrote, and edited various segments of this epic special on Bio.​

Memo produced, directed (and often edited) multiple short films for this famous festival based in New York City. For this promotional ad full of gorgeous images from the scientific world, Memo wrote, produced, and edited the entire piece, filming in a veriety of science labs and studios on the East Coast.​

This short documentary on where eggs come from is part of Sesame Street's "Cookie Monster's Foodie Truck" series, for which Memo produced a variety of different segments.​

Alan Alda wrote and directed this live theatrical production based on Albert Einstein's personal letters. Memo produced all the media used on stage, which premiered in NYC and starred Paul Rudd, Cynthia Nixon, and Francesca Faridany.​