Jill Campbell
Jill Campbell | |
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Jill Campbell is an American film maker. Her film Mr. Chibbs is about NBA All-Star Kenny Anderson. The film is streaming on Amazon and Kanopy. The film premiered at DOC NYC in 2016 and had a successful festival run before it was acquired by Abramorama and Cargo Films. "Mr. Chibbs' ' screened theatrically around the United States after opening at NYC's IFC Center. She was a producer for Kevin Bright and Jeff Consiglio's American Masters documentary, "Never Too Late; The Doc Severinsen Story . Jill received her MFA from Hunter College. She received a scholarship to Killer Films' 20/20/20 program. Campbell's productions have appeared at La MaMa, The Dublin Fringe, and the Actors Studio. Campbell's award-winning film "Seat 20D" which premiered to positive reviews at the Hamptons Doc Festival in the United States and at ART FIFA in Canada where it is available online through Art Fifa's screening platform. The film won the best documentary at the Jane Austen Film Festival in Bath, UK, and was released by First Run Features in 2020. "Seat 20D" is streaming on Amazon, Apple TV, and Kanopy. She is a member of the Producers Guild of America and Film Fatales.
Mr. Chibbs was reviewed by the Village Voice when it opened at IFC Center in 2017.https://www.villagevoice.com/2017/05/03/kenny-anderson-in-repose-mr-chibbs-explores-the-afterlife-of-an-nba-player/
"Seat 20D" which opened to promising reviews [1] follows Suse Lowenstein who lost her son Alex Lowenstein in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103.
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