Martha Mitchell (director) facts for kids

Martha Mitchell is an American television director. She is known for directing many popular TV shows.

Before she became a director, Martha Mitchell worked as a script supervisor. She helped make sure everything went smoothly behind the scenes for many films and TV shows. This included the first episode of New York Undercover and many episodes of Law & Order from 1990 to 1996.

She studied at Barnard College before starting her career in television.

What a TV Director Does

A television director is like the captain of a ship for a TV show episode. They are in charge of how the story is told visually. This means they decide where the cameras go, how the actors move, and what the audience sees on screen.

Directors work closely with actors, camera crews, and other team members. Their goal is to bring the script to life and make sure each scene looks great. They help create the mood and feeling of the show.

Shows Directed by Martha Mitchell

Martha Mitchell has directed episodes for many well-known television series. Her work includes a wide range of shows, from crime dramas to family stories. Here are some of the shows she has directed:

• NCIS
• House, M.D.
• Without a Trace
• New York Undercover
• Prey
• Strange Luck
• Malibu Shores
• Close to Home
• Numb3rs
• Spy Game
• Judging Amy
• Law & Order
• Charmed
• Jericho
• Joan of Arcadia
• The Guardian
• Family Law
• Veronica Mars
• Timecop
• Promised Land
• The Division
• The Education of Max Bickford
• Haunted
• Now and Again
• The Practice
• Chicago Hope
• The Mentalist
• Mercy
• The Protector
• NYC 22
• Raising the Bar
• Unforgettable
• Blue Bloods
• The Fosters
• You
• The Enemy Within
• Blindspot