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Tracey Anarella (born January 28, 1963) is an American documentary film maker. Career. Anarella made her debut as the director of Jesse and the Fountain of Youth (2013), an 11-minute documentary about a New York City subway busker. [4] .
Tracey Anarella is an award-winning independent director and producer. Her first film, Jesse & The Fountain of Youth (2015) won Best Short in 10 film festivals. Tracey’s second,...
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Tracey Anarella is a producer and director, known for "Jesse and the Fountain of Youth" (2014), "Brooklyn United" (2014), "Dominguez vs Dominguez" (2017), "Not Black Enough" (2017), "Livingston Taylor, Life Is Good" (2018), There She Is (2020), Director: "Made in Rhode Island" (2020) and 2nd AD: "I Am Gitmo" (2021).
Composer, arranger, & producer Peter Fish and digital media specialist Tracey Anarella create original music and content for film & TV at Sound Stories
May 20, 2024 · Tracey Anarella stops by The Filmmaker's Lounge! She shares her stories about the process of crafting a documentary, and the desire to tell stories that make a difference. Source:https://www ...
Dec 13, 2017 · December 13, 2017 interview with David Whettsone
Sep 11, 2017 · Filmmaker Tracey Anarella's Not Black Enough asks tough questions about race relations within the black community, and features commentary from heavyweights such as Henry Louis Gates (who apparently tells his daughter to tell people to “kiss your black ass” if they question her validity), singers Vanessa L. Williams (with ...
Dec 19, 2018 · Livingston Taylor is a musician, teacher, airplane pilot, and bow-tie aficionado. Tracey Anarella's admiring profile focuses primarily on his 28-year career as a music instructor at Berklee College of Music. Taylor hails from the same prominent North Carolina family as siblings Kate and James Taylor and nephews Ben and Isaac Taylor.
Tracey Anarella is an award-winning independent director and producer. Her first film, “Jesse and The Fountain of Youth” (2015) won Best Short in 10 film festivals. Tracey’s second, “Brooklyn United” (2016), screened at the Cannes Short Corner, while winning several Audience Awards.
Tracey Anarella is an award-winning independent director and producer. Her first film, “Jesse and The Fountain of Youth” (2015) won Best Short in 10 film festivals. Tracey’s second, “Brooklyn United” (2016), screened at the Cannes Short Corner, while winning several Audience Awards.
