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Miri Navasky is an award-winning documentary filmmaker who has worked on several FRONTLINE films, including The Killer at Thurston High, The New Asylums, and Growing Up Trans. She co-founded Mead Street Films with Karen O'Connor and has won Emmys, Banff awards, and a duPont-Columbia Award.
Miri Navasky is an award-winning documentary filmmaker who began her career in television when she joined FRONTLINE in 1991. While on staff, she worked on numerous films,...
Miri Navasky is a producer of PBS FRONTLINE documentaries on challenging topics such as transgender children, school shootings, and assisted suicide. She credits her education at Bank Street College of Education with shaping her collaborative, inquisitive, and social justice-oriented approach to filmmaking.
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Jun 30, 2015 · Growing Up Trans — the new Frontline documentary from directing duo Miri Navasky and Karen O’Connor — tells the stories of eight transgender kids and teenagers, ages 9 to 19, and their ...
Oct 4, 2023 · Miri Navasky: I was blown away by everything — the journals, the letters, the artwork. But for me, the audio tapes of her when she’s 17, 18, 19, trying to figure out who she wanted to be and talking through these kind of amazing moments in history.
Films by Miri Navasky. Recently Added By Title By Popularity. 1:23:24. Growing Up Trans. Karen O'Connor, Miri Navasky 2015. Growing Up Trans explores how queer theory, now in the mainstream, has come to children—some younger than six years old.
