Producer/Director Bridget Murnane has exhibited her work on theatrical,
broadcast and cable platforms. She received an MA in Dance and an MFA in
Television and Film Production from UCLA, and is a former Professor of
Television, Film and Media Studies at California State University, Los
Angeles. Bridget produced the feature Odile and Yvette at the Edge of the
World, premiering at the Edinburgh Film Festival, and receiving theatrical
distribution. Her films have been broadcast on PBS, as well as numerous
cable channels. She was the Associate Producer on Mia a Dancer's
Journey, winning a 2015 LA Emmy for Arts, Culture and History, and Cindy,
Telly and Golden Mike awards. She was awarded a Pew Fellowship and
selected to be a Faculty Fellow by the Television Academy in 2017. In 2019
Bridget received a grant from the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and
Sciences to design and implement the course “Women Making Films” in
collaboration with Canon Burbank. Bridget's recent film, "Bella," a feature
documentary about choreographer/dancer/arts activist Bella Lewitzky, is
currently on the festival circuit.