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Rachel Beth Anderson is a Sundance award-winning cinematographer who began her career filming in conflict zones across North Africa and the Middle East. She worked with PBS Frontline on several investigative documentaries, including E-TEAM, THEO WHO LIVED, and FIRST TO FALL.

FIRST TO FALL, which premiered at IDFA and aired on BBC's Storyville Global, explores the 2011 Libyan war. The film won two grand jury awards at FIGRA in France and was featured at the Bayeux-Calvados Award for War Correspondents.

Originally from North Dakota, Anderson graduated from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Journalism school and produced a Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award-winning documentary BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS before relocating to Cairo in 2010.

Based in Brooklyn, NY, Anderson continues to collaborate on PBS Frontline docs while directing and filming indie feature films, including UNSCHOOLED, which premiered at DOC NYC and won the Prix D’or at the Lower East Side Film Festival. She recently completed production on the HBO documentary GREAT PHOTO, LOVELY LIFE.