Anchor Point is about the passion and grit of women in wildland firefighting. They are women battling not just roaring infernos, but a culture that silences their voices, excuses discrimination and leaves them at risk for sexual assault. Told through the eyes of Kelly Martin and Lacey England — wildland firefighters who are generations apart — it is also the story of women united in an effort to forge a future that includes more equity, opportunity and safety on the fireline.
Holly Tuckett is a documentary and narrative film producer and cinematographer. Her company, Flying Hat Productions, has produced more than 35 short narrative documentary, music video, commercial and industrial projects. Tuckett’s producer credits include the narrative film Una Vida Mejor, which she successfully got onto the festival film circuit. Tuckett is a skilled freelance camera operator,1st assistant camera, unit production manager and production assistant, who work contributed to more than 40 narrative and documentary and television productions, including National Geographic, Discovery, American Idol and NBC Olympics. Tuckett produced, directed and edited her first short documentary, Timi Earl Skeleton Girl, which was screened at the Park City Film Series in conjunction with the Sundance Film Festival.
