Judy Chicago Untitled (Kroll Artist)

Kate Amend has edited two Academy Award-winning documentaries, Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport and The Long Way Home. She’s the recipient of the IDA’s inaugural award for Outstanding Achievement in Editing, the ACE Eddie Award, and an Emmy nomination for The Case Against 8. Kate is on the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and has been an advisor at the Sundance Institute Documentary Editing and Storytelling Lab since June 2004. She is on the Cinema faculty at USC and in May 2016 received an Honorary Doctorate from the Academy of Art University, San Francisco, California. Other credits include Beah: A Black Woman Speaks for HBO, The Keepers, a Netflix series, Feminists What Were They Thinking? (also on Netflix), Foster for HBO, and Visible: Out On Television, a series for Apple +, and Dave Grusin: Not Enough Time, which received Best Editing at the 2020 Beverly Hills Film Festival.

Tim Marrinan directed and produced the critically acclaimed feature documentary Burden, which explored the life and work of seminal artist Chris Burden. Made over the final years of Burden’s life, the film traced his evolution from young boundary-pushing artist to elder statesman of the Los Angeles art scene. The film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. It was released theatrically in the U.S. by Magnolia Pictures and is available internationally on Netflix. Additionally he has collaborated on numerous short films with artists including Bruce Nauman, Larry Bell, Amalia Pica and many others.

Lisa Remington is an Oscar and Emmy-winning filmmaker who has produced over two dozen documentaries that have premiered at the Sundance, SXSW, Tribeca, and Cannes Film Festivals while going on to find homes at HBO, Netflix, and PBS. Her hands-on approach of overseeing films from development to release has resulted in Molly O’Brien’s Oscar-winning The Only Girl in the Orchestra, Nathaniel Khan’s Emmy-winning Hunt for Planet B, and Emmy-nominated The Price of Everything. Other films include: Johanna Demetrakas’ Feminists: What Were They Thinking?; the 2021 Jackson Wild Media Award winner, After Antarctica; Sam Feder’s Disclosure; Lucy Walker’s Countdown to Zero; Richard Ray Perez and Lorena Parlee’s Cesar’s Last Fast and Mark Jonathan Harris’ look at the Los Angeles foster care system, Foster. Her current slate of films set to release early 2026 includes Kate Amend and Tim Marrinan’s look at the trailblazing artist Judy Chicago’s life and work Judy Chicago Untitled, Robb Moss’s third installment of his trilogy, The Bend in the River, and Alex Kerry and Jeff Reichert’s global climate negotiation political thriller, One Point Five. Lisa mentors for the Sundance Institute’s Creative Producing Program and is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.