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Mar 1, 2024 · This month we shine a spotlight on AWD Icon Deborah Kampmeier, who burst into the indie film zeitgeist with her feature films VIRGIN (2003) and HOUNDDOG (2007). She continues to write, direct, and produce shorts and features while also directing episodic television.
Deborah Jane Kampmeier (born November 21, 1964) is an American filmmaker and producer best known for writing and directing films such as Virgin (2003), Hounddog (2007), Split (2016) and Tape (2020). [1]
DEBORAH KAMPMEIER is an award winning filmmakerwho has written, directed, produced and edited multiple independent feature and short films. This fall, Kampmeier returns to HBO’s critically-acclaimed period drama “The Gilded Age,” directing two episodes in their highly anticipated second season.
An intimate conversation with Deborah Kampmeier, Elisabeth Moss, Daphne Rubin-Vega, and Stephanie Gatshet about the audition process, preparation and filming of Virgin. The artists dig into the theme of the power of the imagination and the importance of telling women’s stories.
Mar 17, 2016 · Deborah Kampmeier doesn't shy away from telling the stories of women, however harrowing or uncomfortable. We chatted with her about her latest film, SPLit.
Mar 21, 2017 · Acclaimed indie director Deborah Kampmeier's raw new film 'SPLit ' adds a third to her award-winning streak of films that tackle sexuality on screen.
"Hounddog" is based on director Deborah Kampmeier's personal history, and she called the criticism of Fanning's decision to take the role an insult to the young actress.
