Bite-sized blog post: Fay Ann Lee

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FAY ANN LEE is an actress, writer, producer and director. She self-produced and directed her script Falling for Grace (2006) after shopping it around only to hear the screenplay could only be made by changing the main character from Asian American to White or Hispanic. The film went on to premiere at Tribeca.

According to her website, “The Sundance Kabuki Theatre in San Francisco was the first theatre that agreed to open up “Grace”. Without any marketing dollars, Lee and her editor, Michelle Botticelli, stood outside the theatre handing out custom fortune cookies to lure in prospective audience members.”

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Bite-sized blog post: Steph Green

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STEPH GREEN was nominated for an Oscar for her short film Push Hands (2004).

Her feature directorial debut Run & Jump (2013) was picked up by IFC/Sundance Selects and she has gone on to direct for numerous television series.

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Where to watch her films:

AMAZON

VIMEO

Read more about her:

ONLINE

Her Website
Find her on Facebook
Indiewire Interview
Screen Daily Website
Washington Square Films
Hey U Guys Interview

FILMOGRAPHY (from imdb):

Billions (TV Series) (1 episode)

Episode #2.5 (2017)

 2017American Crime (TV Series) (1 episode)

Episode #3.4 (2017)

 2017Bates Motel (TV Series) (1 episode)

Episode #5.7 (2017)

 2016American Gothic (TV Series) (1 episode)

The Gross Clinic (2016)

 2016The Americans (TV Series) (1 episode)

Munchkins (2016)

 2016Scandal (TV Series) (1 episode)

 2007/INew Boy (Short)
 2004Push Hands (Short)
 2001Copywrite (Short)

Bite-sized blog post: Christina Voros

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CHRISTINA VOROS is a cinematographer who has directed several narrative shorts and feature documentaries. She studied film at NYU and poetry and theatre at Harvard.

Her documentary about the fashion industry The Director: An Evolution in Three Acts (2013 premiered at Tribeca.

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Where to watch her films:

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Read more about her:

ONLINE

Her Website
Find her on Twitter
Indiewire Interview
Filmmaker Magazine
Interview: VIDEO
WWD Interview

FILMOGRAPHY (from imdb):

 2014Egress (Short) (co-director)
 2013Chasing Tommy Ton (Documentary short)
 2013The Director: An Evolution in Three Acts (Documentary)
 2013Kink (Documentary)
 2010127 Hours: An Extraordinary View (Documentary short)
 2008Rosy (Short)
 2007The Ladies (Short)

Bite-sized blog post: Jillian Schlesinger

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JILLIAN SCHLESINGER’s documentary Maidentrip (2013) was shot with a mostly female crew about a female sailor. The film premiered at SXSW.

Schlesinger studied creative writing and linguistic anthropology as an undergraduate at Brown University.

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Bite-sized blog post: Joan Tewkesbury

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JOAN TEWKESBURY has worked in theater, film and television as a dancer, choreographer, actress, writer, director and producer.

She wrote several screenplays for Robert Altman before directing her first feature Old Boyfriends (1979) which was released by Embassy Pictures. She went on to direct for various television shows.

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Where to watch her films:

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Interview Magazine
Filmmaker Magazine Interview
TCM
DGA
BOMB Magazine
Wikipedia

FILMOGRAPHY (from imdb):

The Guardian (TV Series) (6 episodes)

The Line (2003)
The Next Life (2002)
The Chinese Wall (2002)

 1999Chicago Hope (TV Series) (1 episode)

The Golden Hour (1999)

 1998Felicity (TV Series) (2 episodes)

Spooked (1998)
 1998Scattering Dad (TV Movie)

 1997-1998Nothing Sacred (TV Series) (2 episodes)

House of Rage (1997)
 1994On Promised Land (TV Movie)

 1990-1992Doogie Howser, M.D. (TV Series) (3 episodes)

TV or Not TV (1990)

 1992Picket Fences (TV Series) (1 episode)

The Snake Lady (1992)

 1992Northern Exposure (TV Series) (1 episode)

On Your Own (1992)
 1992Strangers (TV Movie) (segment “Windows”)
 1991Wild Texas Wind (TV Movie)

 1991Shannon’s Deal (TV Series) (1 episode)

Trouble (1991)
 1990Sudie and Simpson (TV Movie)
 1989Cold Sassy Tree (TV Movie)

 1989CBS Summer Playhouse (TV Series) (1 episode)

Elysian Fields (1989)

 1986Alfred Hitchcock Presents (TV Series) (1 episode)

The Canary Sedan (1986)
 1981The Acorn People (TV Movie)
 1979The Tenth Month (TV Movie)

Bite-sized blog post: Jennifer Steinman

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JENNIFER STEINMAN began her career as an editor with CBS. She co-founded the company Smush Media.

Her feature directorial documentary debut Motherland  (2009) premiered at SXSW.

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MOTHERLAND WEBSITE

DESERT RUNNERS MOVIE

Bite-sized blog post: Audrey Ewell

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AUDREY EWELL has directed two documentary features and a short narrative with her producing partner Aaron Aites who was also her life partner before he passed away from cancer in 2016.

Her documentary Until the Light Takes Us (2008) is about the Norwegian black metal scene of the early 1990s.

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FANDOR

VIMEO

Bite-sized blog post: Fanny Veliz

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FANNY VELIZ is a director, writer, actor and producer who is a citizen of Venezuela and the United States.

She wrote and directed her directorial feature film debut Homebound (2013) which takes place in Texas and explores issues of Latino identity.

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HER WEBSITE

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Her Website
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Interview 01
Spark Website
Ms. in the Biz

FILMOGRAPHY (from imdb):

 2017Dysthymia (Short) (producer) (pre-production)
 2017Mi Vida DACA (Documentary) (producer) (filming)
 2015/IIISpark (Short) (co-producer) (completed)
 2013Homebound (executive producer) / (producer)
 2009Il destino (Short) (producer)
 2009No Kids. No Cry: A Baby Mama Drama (Video short) (executive producer) / (producer)
 2006Shortstop (Short) (producer)
 20053some (Short) (producer)

Bite-sized blog post: Jiyoung Lee

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JIYOUNG LEE is a director, writer, musician and actress who got her MA in Television, Radio and Film from Syracuse University in New York.

Her feature film Female Pervert (2015) premiered at Slamdance.

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YOU TUBE

FANDOR

Bite-sized blog post: Daneeta Loretta Jackson

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DANEETA LORETTA JACKSON grew up in Louisiana and studied film in London at the London Film School.

Jackson co-directed the feature film Tokyo Cowboys (2008) with her now husband Patrick Jackson.

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Where to watch her films:

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Read more about her:

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Blogs
Directors Notes
Stage 32
London Film School
Loyola University New Orleans
ElekTrik Zoo Website

FILMOGRAPHY (from imdb):

 2015Mr. Joe lives alone (Documentary short) (co-director)
 2011Mrs. Carmella Prays (Documentary short)
 2011Destiny Lives Down the Road (Short) (co-director – as Daneeta Loretta Saft)
 2009Little Baby Eyes (Short)
 2008Tokyo Cowboys (Documentary) (co-director – as Daneeta Loretta Saft)
 2005The Making of ‘London Voodoo’ (Video documentary) (as Daneeta Loretta Saft)