Paige Kimball

Paige Morrow Kimball is an accomplished writer, director, and producer, known for her work in both documentary and scripted television. She began her career in New York City, initially focusing on producing and directing music videos, documentaries, and unscripted television. Over the years, she has made a significant mark in the industry, particularly with her contributions to HBO's Sesame Street, where she has created 19 films.

Her filmography includes directing and producing for various notable television programs, such as The Oprah Winfrey Show, Project Greenlight, and Twisted Sisters. In addition to her work in television, she has directed award-winning short films like Play Date and Ending Up, and has experience in Off-Broadway theater direction with productions like One Date Love.

Paige Morrow Kimball has also been active in advocating for women in directing, helping to lead initiatives like @BestDirectHER, aimed at increasing nominations for women directors. She is a member of both the Directors Guild of America (DGA) and SAG-AFTRA, and she holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from NYU Film School. Her diverse background also includes writing for platforms like The Huffington Post and Women's Voices for Change.1234