Anne Carey
Birth Name:
Anne Carey
Birth Place:
United States
Profession
Producer
Fast Facts
- Her film "Adventureland" appeared on the Top 10 lists of five major publications when it came out in 2009
- Her film "The Laramie Project," directed by Moises Kaufman, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and won The Humanities Award and the GLAAD Award
- Serves as an advisor to the Canadian Film Center and is producer in residence at the Sundance Producers Lab and the Aurora Filmmakers Conference
- Won the AFI Award for Movie of the Year for "The Savages" in 2008 and the CableACE Award for Historical Documentary Special or Series for "Wonderland" in 1997
- Graduated from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts
- Started out sourcing literary material at the William Morris Agency
- Best known as the producer of "Adventureland," "The American," and "The Savages․"
- Has worked with production companies This is That, Good Machine, Epoch Films, and Archer Gray
- She is an adjunct professor at the Columbia University Graduate Film School and NYU's Tisch School of the Arts
Awards
- 1997CableACE - Historical Documentary Special or Series:Winner
- 2002Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Made for Television Movie:Nominated
- 2003PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Long-Form Television:Nominated
- 2015Gotham Independent Film Award - Best Feature:Nominated
- 2015Audience AwardNominated
- 2016Independent Spirit Award - Best First Feature:Winner
- 2018CinEuphoria - Best Film - International Competition:Nominated
- 2019WIN Award - Outstanding Film Produced by a Woman:Nominated
- 2023Gotham Independent Film Award - Breakthrough Series, Over 40 Minutes:Nominated
- 2024Peabody Award - Entertainment:Winner