Carrie Lederer is a television producer, cinematographer and independent filmmaker who honed her ability to juggle multiple production roles creating non-fiction works spanning diverse genres and worldwide locations. She is the quintessential one-woman band giving her a deeper connection to her subjects' lives.

Carrie has showcased her expertise in producing, shooting, and editing for documentaries, nonprofit films, and unscripted television series across major networks including CNN, Discovery, History Channel, Travel Channel, Showtime, National Geographic, Roku, NBC, ABC, MTV, Vh1, OWN, TLC, CW Network, Lifetime TV, Oxygen, ESPN, A&E, Ch 4 London and Scripps News. Carrie has produced films for the United Nations, Smithsonian Institution, and the US State Department on HIV/AIDS, biodiversity, and climate change respectively.

Carrie contributed as a cinematographer, producer and editor on several award-winning documentaries: Tibet in Song (2009): Sundance World Cinema Special Jury Prize, A Face for Yulce (2006): Freddie, Hugo, and CINE Golden Eagle awards, About Face: The Story of Jewish Refugee Soldiers of WWII (2005): Audience award at Stony Brook Film Festival, In the Wake of Zaca (2005), Counting on Democracy (2002).

Wild Horses at the Door’ is Carrie’s debut short documentary.