TESSA WEDBERG
Director, “Madison County”
Tessa Wedberg grew up in Fremont, Nebraska, where her father still farms. She studied video, film and print journalism at the University of Oregon, graduating Summa Cum Laude. She worked on documentary projects in Oregon and Ireland and recently produced and directed an award-winning short educational video on child hunger in America. Tessa freelances on commercial projects for clients like the Gallup Organization and has extensive experience in narrative filmmaking. She worked on the short western “Trail End” with Barry Corbin (“Northern Exposure,”), was unit production manager on “Nobody Gets Out Alive” and recently script supervised the feature “Lovely Still,” starring Academy Award-winners Martin Landau and Ellen Burstyn. In conjunction with her film and video work, Tessa writes for many publications and is a book editor.
tessa@aplombfilms.com |