Kelsie Moore is an Emmy-award winning Australian-American filmmaker based in Utah. In her process as a documentarian, Kelsie facilitates conditions of safety and openness to allow for trusted, authentic expression with those in front and behind the lens. She values leading with soft, collaborative intentions while emphasizing communal care, non-violent communication and spiritual approaches that are rooted in an awareness of body and land.
She has been awarded numerous Public Media Journalists Assoc. awards for her films documenting human interest stories in the American West and in 2022 she received a regional Emmy for her directorial debut with PBS, The Gerda That Remains. Working in both commercial and documentary spaces, Kelsie believes her strongest work comes from prioritizing vulnerability, connection and the space to dream. ——————
As a contributor to NPR Utah’s RadioWest Films, coupled with her documentary work with non-profits and commercial media agencies, Kelsie has built a career trusting her intuition and storytelling ethics. Her work has been seen on national television in the U.S via PBS, Frontline, NPR and other online platforms such as The Atlantic Selects, Short of the Week, Slate, Aeon and film festivals around the world. Past commercial work for Starbucks, The North Face, Adobe, Smithsonian Institute, Clinton Global Initiative - The Hult Prize, Cotopaxi, United Way and Primary Children’s Hospital. ——————
Contact: Kelsie.Lm @ gmail.comInstagram——————
LINKSThe Gerda That Remains - PBS Streaming The Gray Area - film/journalism experience pageShort of the Week - The Gray Area feature write upShort of the Week - Shelter In Place feature write upOn the Infinite Crescendo PodcastOn the CityCast SLC Podcast