Elizabeth Walber
Writer/Director / Based in Easthampton, MA
Liz Walber is a feminist filmmaker and writer located in Easthampton, Massachusetts. Her primary interests are internet subculture, herbalism, apocalypse narratives, and funny Jewish lesbians. She's directed two experimental...
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Focus:
Filmmaker, Editor, Director, Writer, Video Editor, Documentary, Creative, Video, Film, Art
Skills:
Graphic Design, Audio Recording, Color Correction, Adobe Premier, Apple Final Cut Pro, Art Direction, Multimedia Production, Video Editing
About
Available in: Easthampton, MA
Focused on:
Filmmaker, Editor, Director, Writer, Video Editor, Documentary, Creative, Video, Film, Art
Skilled at:
Graphic Design, Audio Recording, Color Correction, Adobe Premier, Apple Final Cut Pro, Art Direction, Multimedia Production, Video Editing
Languages Spoken: English
Years of experience: 3 to 5
Liz Walber is a feminist filmmaker and writer located in Easthampton, Massachusetts. Her primary interests are internet subculture, herbalism, apocalypse narratives, and funny Jewish lesbians.
She's directed two experimental documentaries: New Daughters (a film about online sex work and feminist academia) and Artifact (a virtual seance in response to a sexual assault at her high school). Her narrative film Cam Girls was a three part chronicle about ASMR, female celebrity iconography, and online spectacle and authorship.
As the video editor for the Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project she edits and directs shorts about Yiddish culture and Jewish American artists. Her current projects consider climate change anxiety and lesbian experience.
She's directed two experimental documentaries: New Daughters (a film about online sex work and feminist academia) and Artifact (a virtual seance in response to a sexual assault at her high school). Her narrative film Cam Girls was a three part chronicle about ASMR, female celebrity iconography, and online spectacle and authorship.
As the video editor for the Yiddish Book Center's Wexler Oral History Project she edits and directs shorts about Yiddish culture and Jewish American artists. Her current projects consider climate change anxiety and lesbian experience.