Ashley Archer Tindall is a Los Angeles-based documentary director/producer. At Film Archer, she creates translational content for research universities and non-profits. She is also a story producer, archival producer and field producer for HBO, National Geographic, PBS and independent filmmakers.

She is currently in production on “The Battle for Brandywine”, documenting the fight over the future of public education in conservative America. She directed and produced “27 Months: Journeys in the Peace Corps”, a feature-length documentary that followed the personal transformations of three Peace Corps volunteers as they served in Azerbaijan, Liberia and the Philippines.

Ashley holds a Masters in Documentary Film and Video from Stanford University and a Masters in Public Policy from the Luskin School of Public Affairs at UCLA. She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Chicago and studied in Dakar, Senegal and Paris, France. Full CV.