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I am drawn to individual stories that reveal the ways that race, gender, ethnicity, class and sexuality work to shape lives and reflect and challenge society’s historical, artistic, political and cultural narratives. My films in the series I’ll Make Me a World: A Century of African American Arts.
Tracy Heather Strain is co-founder of The Film Posse and an award-winning director, producer, and writer committed to using film, video and interactive technology to reveal the ways that race, ethnicity, gender, and class work to shape lives.
Our company began in 2008 when co-founders Tracy Heather Strain and Randall MacLowry merged their individual production companies to form The Film Posse, Inc. We craft compelling stories for screens large and small, specializing in long-form documentaries on a diverse range of topics.
Tracy Heather Strain, Corwin-Fuller Professor of Film Studies and Associate Professor of Film Studies at Wesleyan University, is a two-time Peabody Award-winning and Emmy-nominated filmmaker who explores stories about the ways diverse peoples have experienced life in the United States.
Tracy Heather Strain teaches documentary production, storytelling and history at Wesleyan and brings to her students an enthusiastic interest in all styles, modes, models and platforms used in crafting nonfiction films.
As a documentarian, Associate Professor of Film Studies Tracy Heather Strain is committed to unearthing, developing, and producing stories that bring underrepresented voices to the public’s attention and creating films that challenge dominant cultural, historical, social, and political discourses.
Tracy Heather Strain, a two-time Peabody Award-winning and Emmy-nominated filmmaker, explores stories about the ways diverse peoples have experienced life in the United States.
Jan 18, 2022 · Tracy Heather Strain didn’t take a direct route toward success in the film industry and her post at Wesleyan. She was 26 years old and working in advertising and direct marketing in Boston when she had a revelation.
Tracy Heather Strain, a two-time Peabody Award-winning and Emmy-nominated filmmaker, explores stories about the ways diverse peoples have experienced life in the United States.
Tracy Heather Strain is known for Unnatural Causes (2008), American Experience (1987) and American Masters (1985).
