Lindsay is a filmmaker living in Brooklyn, NY, centering their work around identity, addiction and family. They hold a BA in journalism & creative writing from CUNY Baruch College and an MFA in directing from Brooklyn College's Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema. Prior to film, Lindsay taught and performed improv comedy at the Upright Citizen's Brigade Theatre, and toured with the UCBTourCo.

 

Lindsay's work at Feirstein was nominated for the KODAK/UFVF Student Award and their thesis film, 'What I See When I Look', was an IFP Short Film Showcase nominee. It premiered at The Sun Valley Film Festival where it won the prize for Best Short Film, and played in competition at Palm Springs International ShortFest, Indie Memphis, & more before premiering online at Short of the Week.

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Their most recent work, "I'm Really Scared I'm Dying TBH" is a silent short film commissioned as part of a silent film preservation initiative founded by Boykin Curry and supported Isabella Rossellini. It will premiere in 2025. 

 

Lindsay is in development on their debut feature, CAITY. CAITY is produced by Killer Films and is supported by Sundance Catalyst, the Gotham Film Market, the OUTFEST Screenwriting Lab, The SAGIndie New Voices! Reading Series and the Los Cabos Gabriel Figueroa Meet Market.