Biography
Kerry Lambert is a writer/director/producer working primarily in non-fiction.
She has written, directed, and produced for Marvel, Netflix, History, The Weather Channel, Discovery, Food Network, The Cooking Channel, Discover Ranches, BBC, and PBS in science, paranormal, crime, survival, and lifestyle genres.
In addition to her television credits, Kerry has directed for theatre; most notably a comedic series of monologues called "Deflowered" at the Improv Olympic which extended its 3-day run to sold out audiences in Los Angeles, and inspired the movie, "Thirteen" by Catharine Hardwicke. Kerry also directed at Hero Theatre in Los Angeles, and at The Globe with the controversial (sold out) cult comedy hit, "Peace for Pot" which Backstage West hailed for its "imaginative direction".
Her feature scripts have won or been finalists in The Nicholl Fellowships, Sundance Filmmakers Lab, and Slamdance Episodic Competition. She was formerly represented by Cathryn Jaymes.
(And while Kerry has some acting credits, she has not been a cowboy, businessman, or older woman's son -and a few others- as incorrectly credited by IMDb.)
