K. LEE ANDERSON
PRODUCER
A field producer and a line producer, Ms. Anderson has been working in television and film since 1987. From 2003 through 2006, she has been field producing for the popular ABC series EXTREME MAKEOVER.
From 1999-2002, she was the Line Producer on the award-winning feature documentary film IF I COULD, generated by Ms. White's 1979 film, THE WAGON TRAIN TRIAL. This new film, IF I COULD, is narrated by Academy Award winner, Sally Field and will air on the DISCOVERY HEALTH CHANNEL in 2005.
She began working with FILMSTERS since 1994 and has acted as an Associate Producer and Production Manager on an hour-long documentary/wildlife films for the 1996 Turner Original Productions series, WILD! LIFE ADVENTURES: SURVIVAL OF THE YELLOWSTONE WOLVES. This Cable ACE Award nominated film took viewers through the dramatic trials and tribulations of one particular pack of wolves. This film was produced by D-M-W Productions for Turner Original Productions, Busch Productions and the National Wildlife Federation.
Throughout 1995, 1996 and 1997, Ms. Anderson served as Associate Producer on a six-part series of documentary/entertainment specials for LIFETIME television network. In 1998, Ms. Anderson completed another hour-long wildlife documentary for Turner Original Productions WILD!LIFE ADVENTURES series called, THE GREAT BISON CHASE, which was hosted by Harry Hamlin and was named a finalist at the Missoula Wildlife Film Festival. In 1999, Ms. Anderson served as a Production Consultant overseeing the production planning and budget implementation for WILDLIFE ADVENTURES: WILDLIFE LEGACY that aired on TBS in June 1999. In the past 11 years with FILMSTERS, Ms. Anderson has worked on several productions.
She began her career as a live news Director and then a Field Producer for ABC and CBS News affiliates in Maryland. Following that, she worked for four years in the corporate production world producing and directing corporate image pieces and training and educational films.
In 2001, she created and along with Ms. White founded FILMSTERS Academy, a summer camp for kids 11-18 that teaches them about digital filmmaking and storytelling. This year will be its seventh year.
Ms. Anderson resides in Annapolis, Maryland.