Anna Geddes

Anna is an Emmy Award-winning non-fiction television producer and independent filmmaker with over 12 years program development and producing experience to her credit. She has developed and produced programming for TLC, HBO, PBS, A&E, and Bravo, among others. Most recently, Anna served as series producer for TLC's Miami Ink, a docu-reality series about a tattoo shop in Miami. Prior to this, Anna served as Story Editor/ Post Producer on 5 episodes of the series. Anna also Produced and Directed, "Millionheirs," a two hour documentary special for A&E about the new generation of notables emerging from prominent families, profiling the children of Ted Turner, Muhammad Ali, James Taylor and Carly Simon, Carolina Herrera, and Eugene Chaplin, son of Charlie Chaplin. She also Co-produced the 2004 Emmy award-winning Happy to Be Nappy and Other Stories of Me for HBO, a documentary children's special about celebrating yourself in a world filled with diversity and difference, exploring the experiences of children who have overcome adversity and exclusion with self-esteem and self-acceptance. Anna served as the Coordinating Producer for Bravo's Page to Screen series in addition to writing and producing the final episode. As Coordinating Producer of this series she developed and oversaw production of eleven documentaries looking at the process of adapting great books into blockbuster films. Episodes include: Lord of the Rings, Road to Perdition, LA Confidential, Field of Dreams, and The Cider House Rules. Anna also developed and Associate Produced, Horse & Rider, for the celebrated PBS Nature series, an exploration of the relationship between human and equine athletes at top-level equestrian competition. Anna completed an MFA in Film Production at New York University's Graduate Film Program, and a BA in Broadcast Communications from San Francisco State University. With an international background, Anna is British by birth, and lived in the UK, Singapore, Indonesia and Australia before taking up residency in the United States.