Shift

Born and raised in Montreal, Kelly Anderson has lived in New York City for the past 15 years, where she is an assistant professor in the department of Film and Media Studies at Hunter College. Her recent credits include Out At Work and Making a Killing (both produced and directed with Tami Gold), which she also edited, and Shift, a one-hour drama she produced and directed for public television (ITVS) about the relationship between a North Carolina waitress and a telemarketing prison inmate. Anderson was the co-producer of the ITVS’s Signal to Noise, a three-part public television series about America’s relationship with television, and, in 1994, she produced and directed the documentary Looking for a Space. Anderson is a recipient of fellowships from the American Film Institute, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the New York State Council on the Arts.