Rachel Feldman facts for kids

Rachel Feldman was born on August 22, 1954. She is an American director and writer for movies and TV shows. She has worked on many popular series and films.

Rachel Feldman's Career Journey

Rachel Feldman was born in New York City. She started her career very young as a child actor. She appeared in many commercials and TV shows.

Directing Popular TV Shows

Rachel Feldman has directed episodes for many well-known TV series. Some of her directing credits include:

• The Rookie
• Criminal Minds
• Blue Bloods
• The Baxters

She also directed episodes for some classic shows when she was starting out:

• Doogie Howser, M.D.
• The Commish
• Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
• Picket Fences
• Sisters
• Lizzie McGuire

Writing and Directing Movies

Rachel Feldman has also written and directed several movies. These include longer films and a recent feature film. Some of her movie projects are:

• Post Modern Romance (1993)
• She's No Angel (2001), which starred Tracey Gold
• Recipe for a Perfect Christmas (2005), starring Christine Baranski
• Love Notes (2007), starring Laura Leighton
• Lilly (2023), which starred Patricia Clarkson

Rachel Feldman's Filmography

Here is a list of some of the films Rachel Feldman has worked on.

Feature Films

• Lilly (2024) - She was both the Director and Writer.
• Love Notes (2007) - She was the Writer.
• Recipe for a Perfect Christmas (2005) - She was the Writer.
• She's No Angel (2001) - She was both the Writer and Director.

Short Films

• Here Now (2017) - She was the Writer and Director.
• Happy Sad Happy (2014) - She was the Writer and Director.
• Post Modern Romance (1993) - She was the Writer and Director.
• Wunderkind (1984) - She was the Writer and Director.
• Guistina (1981) - She was the Writer and Director.

Fighting for Fairness in Film

Rachel Feldman is very active in working for gender equality. This means she wants fairness for everyone in the film and television industry.

Speaking Up for Women

She speaks out about important issues. These include equal pay for women and having steady jobs. She also works against unfair treatment and for more women to be seen in the industry. Rachel Feldman is a strong supporter of women who work behind the camera. You can see her in the documentary This Changes Everything, which was produced by Geena Davis.

Leadership Role

Rachel Feldman used to be the leader of the Women's Steering Committee (WSC) for the DGA. The WSC's main goal is to support and help women in the film and TV world.

Rachel Feldman's Personal Life and Education

Rachel Feldman grew up in the Bronx, a part of New York City. She now lives in Los Angeles.

Education and Teaching

She went to New York University and earned a Master of Fine Arts Degree. She has also taught classes. These classes were about directing and writing screenplays at the USC School of Cinematic Arts.

Family Life

Rachel Feldman is married to Carl Tillmanns. He is a skilled contractor and colorist. They have two children, Nora and Leon. Rachel and Carl first met when they were students at Sarah Lawrence College.