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Karen Kramer is a director, producer, and cinematographer of over a dozen award-winning documentaries about rituals, traditions, and communities around the world. She has taught at the New School for Social Research and written for various publications, and has been on the board of many film organizations.
Karen Kramer is a documentary filmmaker who has produced a dozen films about rituals, traditions, and communities around the globe since 1978. Her films have been widely distributed, screened, and awarded, and she also writes and teaches about film.
Karen Kramer is a filmmaker and writer who has produced over a dozen documentaries about rituals, traditions, and communities around the world. She has received grants, awards, and international distribution for her work, and teaches at the New School for Social Research.
Karen Kramer (b.1948) has been a documentary filmmaker since 1978, when her groundbreaking film about a small snake-handling church in Appalachia was released to widespread acclaim.
Jul 18, 2005 · Profile of and interview with documentary filmmaker Karen Kramer, whose new film, The Ballad of Greenwich Village, took 12 years to complete; film, about Greenwich Village history and lore, is...
Karen Kramer. Director: The Ballad of Greenwich Village. Karen Kramer has been a documentary filmmaker since 1978, when her groundbreaking film about a small snake handling church in Appalachia was released to widespread acclaim.
Karen Kramer is a filmmaker who has made over a dozen documentaries since 1978, including The Renegade Legacy of Bleecker and MacDougal. She lives in Greenwich Village and has received grants and awards for her work.
