Georgiana Enders

Georgiana Rose Enders was born in White Plains, New York and grew up in the town of Larchmont, New York. She attended Mamaroneck High School along with other famous alumni, Bennett Miller and Dan Futterman. Her parents, now deceased, were Corinne Enders, a semi-retired school administrator and teacher of special education and Howard Enders, an award-winning documentarian and teacher of dramatic writing at SUNY Purchase. She is the youngest of four children, and has two step-brothers. Her uncle, Robert Enders, directed and produced Stevie (1978) with Glenda Jackson. She received her Bachelor of Arts from SUNY Oswego in Rhetorcial Communications and Writing, and later received a film certificate from The New York Film Academy in New York City. Her debut short film, Fresh Hot Pizza (2002), received accolades from festivals such as Williamstown, Chicks with Flicks, The New Filmmaker's Series, Howl Film Festival and Arlene's Grocery Picture Show. Georgiana made her Broadway debut at the age of seven in "The Magic Show" with Doug Henning and later went on to perform in numerous off-off Broadway shows and films before completing film school in 2001.