Genevieve Anderson
Genevieve Anderson is a filmmaker, producer, and social entrepreneur living in Los Angeles. Her short films have played at over 100 festivals worldwide, winning awards in Berlin, Seattle, Chicago, Rhode Island, Palm Springs, among many others, and have been broadcast on ARTE and IFC. Her award-winning first feature, DUSTWUN, about her experience living at the US/Mexican border, is distributed globally by House of Film. She is a Rockefeller Media Artist Grant recipient and an Annenberg Fellow, and earned her MA from the USC School of Cinematic Arts. She produced for world-renowned video artist Bill Viola for 15 years, helping create the artist’s biggest works – Venice Biennale, St. Paul Cathedral, London, The Deutsche Guggenheim, The Hamad International Airport, Qatar, among many others. She is the subject of Forming the Formless, an Emmy-nominated PBS spotlight on her work with puppets. She is founder of WUNZ Apparel in Action, a social enterprise working with the Los Angeles Mission to help provide employment pathways to women in recovery.