Heather Winters is an American film producer, director and writer and a two-time Sundance winning executive producer. Heather executive produced Morgan Spurlock's Academy Award® nominated and Sundance-winning documentary, Super Size Me, and Anthony Haney-Jardine's Sundance-winning dramatic feature, Anywhere, u.s.a. Heather's films include Michelle Memran's, The Rest I Make Up (Best Movies of 2018, The New Yorker), AJ Schnack's, Convention, (IFC/Sundance Selects), Class Act (Morgan Spurlock Presents), Jim Killeen's Google Me, and her directorial debut, TWO: The Story of Roman & Nyro about legendary songwriter and music producer Desmond Child's journey to parenthood. Television credits include ThunderCats, Silverhawks, The Comic Strip, and MTV's Real World. Heather is a film professor at Sarah Lawrence College, consultant, producer's rep, juror, and lecturer. Founder of White Dock and Studio on Hudson production companies. She is a native of Miami Beach. Project awards include: Academy Award® nomination, Best Documentary; Winner, Best Director, Documentary, Sundance Film Festival; Winner, Special Jury Prize, Dramatic Competition, Sundance Film Festival; Winner, Audience Choice Award, Best Documentary Feature, Nashville Film Festival; Winner, HBO Hometown Hero Award, Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival; Nominee, Audience Award, Best Documentary, Palm Springs International Film Festival; Winner, Audience Award, Best Documentary, Frameline Film Festival; Winner, AARP Silver Image Award, Reeling Film Festival; Winner, Jury Award Best Documentary, OUTshine Film Festival; Winner, Jury Award Best Documentary Feature, Reeling: Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival; Winner, Best Feature, Artivist Film Festival; Winner, Best Documentary, Rhode Island International Film Festival; TELLY® Award; Platinum Best in Show, Aurora Award; First Place, Chicago International Film Festival; Creative Excellence Award, U.S. International Film and Video Festival. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Anonymous
