Donna Kanter Net Worth is
$1.5 Million

Mini Biography

Writer-producer-director Donna Kanter is owner from the Kanter Firm, Inc. A group member that has released 14 truth series, Donna aimed the pilot Recovery 911 (CBS), made the initial drama-reality cross types series, FBI: The Untold Tales (ABC), the series IN THE Yellow Series (TruTV), Frosty Case Cops (Breakthrough), many pilots about exclusive offences, including a 2010 display on a particular FBI group for A&E. She actually is developing The E Group and composing the feature, Close friends for Life. In 2008, Donna wrote and directed F.L.We.P. Mysteries, about Internet personal eye, for WE television, as well as the documentary Lunch time, featuring seven humor writers as well as the waitress who undoubtedly steps on the punch lines. She actually is directing a Lunch time sequel with 12 Television legends. Additional credits among over 25 non fiction applications consist of Pope John Paul II’s Vatican, The White colored House: In the Gates, Lucy: Queen of Humor, Secrets from the Circus, U.S. Missiles, and transport crimes (Finding); four months of Badge of Courage (TruTV), Save Our Roads as well as the pilot Payback (NBC). She actually is executive maker/ author of three MOWs: Aftermath (CBS), The Overflow, as well as the Last Victim (NBC). Raised within an atmosphere of comedy writers and publishers, Donna gravitated to labor and investigative confirming at KING-TV Seattle, after that Newsweek. She became ABC international editor and older maker for David Brinkley. Her operating relationships using the FBI and additional law enforcement firms have allowed her to carry exclusive rights towards the most uncommon investigative cases, systems, and personal tales of our situations. A graduate of UC Berkeley, Donna earned her M.A. in the School of Florence/Italy and Middlebury University. She trained Italian at UCLA and, accepted to Yale to comprehensive her doctorate in the Italian Level of resistance, she left educational studies to function for Ralph Nader as well as the FCC. As an associate from the DGA Workshop, Donna wrote and directed Close friends for Life, depending on this year’s 2009 release from the Paulist Press reserve that she edited about feature-film stillman Louis Goldman as well as the Italian cardinal and priests who saved his life during WWII. Donna is a two-time Emmy receiver, honoree from the AFI’s Directing Workshop for girls, and an associate from the WGA, DGA, and AFTRA. She was Governor (Authors Peer Group) of it Academy from 2000-2005, was elected Governors’ representative towards the Professional Committee, and ATAS Treasurer from 2005-2010.

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