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Ferne Pearlstein is an American cinematographer, film director, producer, and editor. She has directed such documentary films as Sumo East and West (2003) and The Last Laugh (2016), and served as cinematographer on such documentaries as Imelda (2003) and Freakonomics (2010).
Ferne Pearlstein is a prize-winning director, cinematographer, and editor based in New York City. A member of the Documentary Branch of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and one of the few female cinematographers featured in Kodak's “On Film” ad campaign, Ferne is a winner of the 2004 Sundance Cinematography Prize for Ramona ...
Ferne Pearlstein is a prize-winning documentary filmmaker who has directed, produced, photographed, and edited several acclaimed films, including The Last Laugh and Sumo East and West. She holds post-graduate degrees from Stanford and ICP and has worked with Robert Edwards, Alex Gibney, and Deborah Dickson.
"Behind the camera, Pearlstein captures the elegance at the heart of the game. Under her direction, every thousand-pound tumble becomes a moment of beauty and grace." - Austin Chronicle
Ferne Pearlstein is a director, producer, and cinematographer of award-winning documentaries, such as The Last Laugh and Sumo East and West. She has worked with Trevor Noah, Alex Gibney, and Robert Edwards, and has been featured in American Cinematographer magazine.
Mar 25, 2024 · Ferne Pearlstein is a New York-based filmmaker who has made documentaries on various topics, such as humor, culture, and sustainability. She won the Sundance Cinematography Prize for IMELDA and directed XCLD: The Story of Cancel Culture for MSNBC Films.
Apr 22, 2016 · What makes horrible things like Nazis such an enticing target for comedians? Ferne Pearlstein explores the paradox of not-funny funny things in her new documentary The Last Laugh.
