Director/Producer/Camera: Jane Gray
Jane Gray fell into filmmaking accidentally. A psychology major at Harvard, she took a video class on the side and discovered that she enjoyed filming people more than studying them. Her film credits include assistant editor on Richard P. Rogers’ “A Midwife’s Tale” (broadcast on PBS’s American Experience, 1996), and an editing role on Errol Morris’ “Mr. Death, The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter, Jr.” (1999). Jane is currently an associate of the Harvard Film Study Center, and “Playing House” is her first film.

Editor: Tom Miller
Tom Miller is a producer, editor and writer of film and video documentaries. He wrote and co-produced “Ennis’ Gift” (HBO, New England Film & Video Festival), a film about learning differences, made in memory of Ennis Cosby. He also co-produced “Bear Wars” (TBS), a National Wildlife Federation film about bear relocation. As an editor, he cut the documentary, “Voices of Savin Hill” and he recently edited two educational series, one on Economics for McGraw-Hill and another on Geography for Annenberg/CPB. A graduate of Harvard College, Tom lives in Arlington, Massachusetts with his wife, Ann, and their daughters, Grace and Nell.

Editor: Shayna Casey
Shayna Casey is a freelance editor with an undergraduate degree from Wellesley College where she studied English and Philosophy. She started out in film by interning on the PBS documentary "Taking on the Kennedys" where she discovered the wonderful world of post-production. She began freelancing as an assistant editor and post-production supervisor on the documentary "The Jew in the Lotus" and as an assistant editor on the TBS documentary "The Return of the Eagle." She worked as an associate editor on the 4-part PBS series "The Mississippi:River of Song" and as an editor on various educational videos. Most recently, she edited a WGBH series for Social Studies teachers.

Filmed at The Fay School, Southborough, MA
Made in Association with The Harvard Film Study Center.