Produced By Case Study: Lydia Dean Pilcher

Produced By — Summer 2008

Several years ago, the Producers Guild put itself at the forefront of a coalition of groups lobbying for legislation to make producing entertainment in New York more affordable. And as the PGA's representative on the New York Production Alliance, Lydia Dean Pilcher, can rightly claim a measure of credit for the incentives that have helped to jump-start the New York production sphere.

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Documenting Drama

Continental Magazine — November 2006

Film producer Lydia Dean Pilcher is confident enough in her vision to spell it out for us. “The challenge,” she says, “is to make significant and meaningful work that can reach a popular audience and still not compromise the artistic merits.”

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Trio Looking Into 'The Future'

Daily Variety — April 2004

The "Iron Jawed Angels" trio of producer Lydia Dean Pilcher, director Katja von Garnier and screenwriter Sally Robinson will reteam on a theatrical feature adapted from Alice Hoffman's bestselling novel "The Probable Future."

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A Hard-Earned Right

Savannah Morning News — February 2004

Lydia Dean Pilcher knows Politics.

Just ask her about the donkey.

Pilcher, a movie producer, grew up in Atlanta with a donkey that lived next door in the neighbor's back yard. It was the living and breathing mascot of the Fulton Democratic Party, which her parents were heavily involved in.

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The Gotham 50:
Lydia Dean Pilcher

Daily Variety - April 1998

New York industryites reflect Big Apple's diversity, vitality in entertainment.

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Leader For the 21st Century

Women's E-News — May 2005

"Producing a movie is like birthing a child," says Lydia Dean Pilcher. "Each one is a baby that you create, develop, nuture and send out into the world to have a life."

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