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Laura Seltzer has produced, directed and managed the production of award-winning documentaries and educational programs since 1993.
She is currently developing the documentary series Going Home. This series is about successful physicians who return to their impoverished hometowns and fight to turn things around. Fueled by an intense desire to share their good fortune and their medical knowleged with those they left behind, they return to the communities that they once called home.
Seltzer co-produced the multi-award winning interactive DVD Changing the Face of Medicine with MacNeil Lehrer Productions and is currently producing an accompanying series called Local Legends for the National Institutes of Health. Both High Definition projects profile courageous female physicians that have made an invaluable impact on the lives of people in their communities and around the world.
Seltzer was a Producer for the two-hour documentary Ronald Reagan: The Private World of a Public Man that aired on the History Channel in November of 2002 and an Associate Producer on the PBS documentary series Modern First Ladies that premiered in December of 2001. Seltzer is also the Producer of the DC’s Asbury Short Film Festival and the Director of the Interfaith Film Festival.
Laura Seltzer is a freelance Documentary Filmmaker and Photographer based in Washington, DC. She began her career in New York after studying filmmaking at New York University.
