Sarah Waldron is a NYC based writer and filmmaker. She merges narrative, documentary, and experimental styles, and centers her work on queer women. Among her many travels, she was a film student in India, a Filmmakers Without Borders fellow in Honduras, a consultant at a film distribution company in China, and worked on sets in New York. Her shorts, including Make Believe, Disconnect, and La Mirada, have been featured in domestic and international festivals.
Sarah wrote the first draft of Flying Lessons when she was 17. No, it was not good. No, you may not read it.
Quotes
"I'm not doing your stupid movie, Sarah. Screw you." - Julia on the first day of filming
"Is this the last scene? We should make another movie." - Julia on the last day of filming
Just a queer, late-realized autistic filmmaker trying to rewrite the rules of production to make it healthier for everyone.