Her Lens: Stories by Women on Screen

An award-winning writer and director based in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and a Delaware native, Kelly Murray began her film career as a Production Office PA for the feature film “Brotherly Love,” starring Keke Palmer and produced by Queen Latifah. She then honed her skills working on indie and commercial productions in New York and Philadelphia. As a director, she focuses on creating immersive, dramatic narratives with a special interest in the historical and horror genres; her work has been featured nationally in film festivals in cities across the country including Philadelphia, New York, and Santa Barbara, California.

An NAACP Image Award-winning writer/director and producer, Tamika Lamison explores family, justice, and moral complexity through a deeply personal lens. Her short film, SUPERMAN DOESN’T STEAL has screened at over 80 festivals worldwide and is being developed as a feature with support from Rideback RISE, Athena Film Labs, and The Writers Lab. She is also the Founder of Make A Film Foundation, granting film wishes to children with serious illnesses— further proving that storytelling can be both powerful and purposeful.

Writer, director, and producer Danielle Weinberg won The Script Lab’s 2024 Free Screenplay Contest, placing first out of more than 15,000 submissions. Previously, she worked in development for Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci (STAR TREK, FRINGE) and Orlando Jones. She is currently in development on several independent feature films with Catoctin Pictures.