Producer, 'The Document'
Brigid Kelly is a writer and TV producer. Her independent documentary film Charlie's Lake aired on PBS stations via American Public Television and Montana PBS. Brigid lives in Los Angeles and is now a producer of KCRW's The Document.
KCRW Selects: The Document KCRW’s Bob Carlson and Matt Holzman introduce you to the show Matt hosts and produces – The Document – which mines great stories from the raw footage of documentaries present, past and in-progress.
Dark Money The toxic pit that’s the country’s largest Superfund site is a painful reminder of the corruption of Montana’s Copper Kings...and a warning of what corporate spending can still do to democracy today.
Music and Meaning A filmmaker and composer pull back the curtain on how they use music to shape the way we experience documentaries.
Bad is Good A story about a Neil Simon play gone bad - and the documentary that was going to make everything better. [Explicit language]
Ministry of Presence How a minister who made the execution chamber his office changed his mind about the death penalty.
A Spark in His Eye Brimstone and Glory is a fiery trip into a Mexican city's glorious orgy of fireworks.
Dominion A deep dive into big game hunting -- a world most of us have very strong feelings about...but really know very little.
Inside Voice A young singer-songwriter's voice starts out sounding like a girl, ends up sounding like a man...and helps him find his true voice along the way. [EXPLICIT LANGUAGE]
Metro considers “congestion pricing” to pay for mass transit Transportation officials in LA County have laid out 28 projects they want to complete before the 2028 Summer Olympic Games. To pay for it, LA Metro CEO Phil Washington last week floated a controversial approach: charging tolls on freeways during times of highest use, or what’s known as “congestion pricing.”
Art as a Headache, Art as Medicine Edward Goldman talks about closed-minded versus open-minded interpretations of art.