K Lee Anderson
Festival Director, Co-founder @Annapolis Film Festival
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WORK HISTORY
Festival Director, Co-founder @Annapolis Film Festival
Annapolis, MD, US
The Annapolis Film Festival hosts over 50 filmmakers and industry guests each year and features 70 films for 4 days at 5 venues in the downtown Historic and Arts District of Annapolis.
EDUCATION
St. Paul's
Graduated, Academic Private School
Salisbury University
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Communication and Media Studies, Minor in Fine Arts
Johns Hopkins University Advanced Academic Programs
Communication and Media Studies
Salisbury University
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Communication and Media Studies
Northeast High School
High School Diploma, AP Classes and Academic Studies
SKILLS
ABOUT K LEE ANDERSON
An entrepreneur and filmmaker at heart, Lee has created, developed and produced, television shows, documentaries, corporate and web videos for 20 years at FILMSTERS, a television and film production company with national network and cable credits on ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, Lifetime, Turner, Discovery and others. In addition, she has created innovative arts programs for young people is Co-Founder and Festival Director of and the Annapolis Film Festival, a 501c3 arts organization. Committed to mentoring young people in the film industry, she is also co-founder of FILMSTERS Academy, a unique program that teaches kids 11-18 the art of filmmaking. Her skill set is varied and extensive to include: project development and management, production, digital filmmaking technology, over all large and small scale operations, scheduling, personnel management, logistics and travel, events, public speaking, teaching and solving just about any problem that comes up. She is well-schooled in social media, marketing and PR. She thrives on new ideas and loves to take something from inception to implementation.
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