Kendall Moore

An authority in the field of documentary filmmaking and journalism, Kendall Moore is a distinguished Professor in the departments of Journalism and Film Media at the University of Rhode Island. With a career marked by excellence and innovation, she has earned a reputation as an award-winning documentary filmmaker. Her compelling works have been showcased on PBS and have captivated audiences at various prestigious film festivals. Professor Moore's dedication to her craft is evident in the numerous grants and awards she has received, recognizing her contributions to the field. Her commitment extends beyond her own work, as she has actively participated in shaping the future of media through her service on the boards of The Metcalf Institute and The Story Board. These roles have allowed her to influence the direction of media education and storytelling, ensuring that diverse voices are heard and represented. A passionate advocate for diversity in the media industry, Kendall Moore is particularly committed to mentoring women of color who aspire to careers in documentary film production. Her mentorship has empowered many young filmmakers, providing them with the guidance and support needed to navigate the challenges of the industry. Through her efforts, she is helping to create a more inclusive and representative media landscape. In addition to her professional achievements, Professor Moore is known for her engaging teaching style and her ability to inspire students to explore the intersections of journalism, film, and social justice. Her courses often emphasize the power of storytelling as a tool for change, encouraging students to use their voices to address critical issues in society. Her influence as an educator and mentor continues to shape the next generation of media professionals.