A Peabody Award-winning filmmaker known for tackling challenging subjects and filmic
approaches, Vivian’s work has garnered the Organization of American Historians’ Eric
Barnouw Award, International Documentary Association’s Outstanding Achievement
Award, and National Emmy Award Nomination for Outstanding Individual Achievement
in Research. Also an educator, Kleiman taught at Stanford University’s Graduate
Program in Documentary Film & Video Production for 9 years.

Contact Information:

Compadre Media Group
2600 Tenth Street #249
Berkeley, CA 94710 USA
Email: vivkleiman@gmail.com
Mobile: 1-510-912-0261

www.viviankleiman.com‍

www.outthevote.com

www.nostraightlinesthefilm.com

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Simone is both an instructional designer and award-winning documentary filmmaker, and has found that working in each field enriches her skills in the other. She is currently producing The Death Positive Project. Previously she:

• Co-produced/Directed Sensei Fran Kicks Ass which screened at 19 film festivals.
• Produced/Directed The Life of Cheng Se Tseo in His Own Words, which aired on two Pennsylvania public TV stations.
• Co-Produced American Feud and Confounding Father.
• Produced/directed a series of short instructional films for Afghan and Iraqi refugees.
• Co-founded and co-facilitated the Docs in Progress/Women in Film and Video Roundtable from 2011 - 2023.
• Designed/produced/wrote/edited two explainer animations - Academic Appointments and What is a CV?
• Researched, produced and found archival images for A History of Higher Education.
• Serves as a Topic Host in the D-word doc

Longnook Pictures

917 270-0083

adamzucker2@gmail.com

Beth is the award winning director, producer and writer of UnBroken, the feature documentary film streaming now on Apple, Amazon, Fandango, Google,YouTube and Netflix where it soared to top ten in the U.S. ranking #5. Beth is a lifelong actress, dancer, singer and yogi. UnBroken is her directorial debut. She is the daughter of Holocaust survivor GingerLane, wife, mother and activist. Beth received her BA from University ofMichigan and BFA from UCLA.

Hina Ali is a Pakistani documentary editor and director based in Brooklyn, New York. Her films have been screened at over fifty film festivals in more than thirty countries, including SXSW, IDFA, Sheffield International Documentary Festival, CPH:DOX, Documentary Edge Festival, and Vancouver International Film Festival.