Isa Dick Hackett

Isa Dick Hackett (born March 15, 1967, in Greenbrae, California) is an American producer and screen-industry figure closely associated with the legacy of her father, celebrated science-fiction author Philip K. Dick. Working at the intersection of storytelling and rights stewardship, she has helped guide how Dick’s ideas continue to reach new audiences on screen.

As a producer and creative executive, Hackett has been involved in developing and overseeing adaptations and related projects, balancing respect for the source material with the practical demands of film and television. Her work reflects a long-term commitment to preserving the author’s voice while supporting contemporary interpretations of his themes—identity, reality, and the ethics of technology.

Hackett has also appeared as herself in notable behind-the-scenes and documentary features that explore the impact of Dick’s work on cinema. These include Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner, The Electric Dreamer: Remembering Philip K. Dick, and One Summer in Austin: The Story of Filming 'A Scanner Darkly', where she offers context on the creative process and the enduring relevance of his stories.