Directing
Deborah Shaffer
Deborah Shaffer has a 50-year career as a documentary filmmaker. She began making films in 1970s as a member of the Newsreel Collective, where she collaborated on the short film Make-Out. In 1972 she co-directed and co-produced the short How About You?, and in 1976 Chris and Bernie. Shaffer co-produced and co-directed her first feature documentary, The Wobblies, an oral and archival history of the Industrial Workers of the World in 1979, which premiered at the New York Film Festival and was inducted into the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress in 2021.
Credits
Newest first
Queen of Hearts: Audrey FlackDirector2019
Queen of Hearts: Audrey FlackProducer2019- Thunder in GuyanaExecutive Producer2003
- Enemies of WarExecutive Producer2001
Stephen King's Golden TalesEditor1993
Cocolos y RockerosEditor1992
Dance of HopeDirector1989
Dance of HopeProducer1989
POVDirector1988
Fire from the MountainDirector1987
Fire from the MountainProducer1987
Witness to War: Dr. Charlie ClementsDirector1985
Witness to War: Dr. Charlie ClementsEditor1985
Tales from the DarksideEditor1984- Nicaragua: Report from the FrontDirector1984
- Nicaragua: Report from the FrontProducer1984
El Salvador: Another VietnamEditor1981
El Salvador: The People Will WinEditor1980
The WobbliesDirector1979
The WobbliesProducer1979
ChuquiagoEditor1977
WildcatDirector1977
Chris and BernieDirector1975
Chris and BernieEditor1975
Chris and BernieSound1975
Make OutWriter1970