Sally Rubin is a documentary filmmaker and editor based in Los Angeles. She is a graduate of Stanford University's MA program in documentary film and video.

Her recent editing and assistant editing credits include Granny D goes to Washington (ITVS-funded, national PBS broadcast in fall 2006), the Freedom Machines DVD project (the film was ITVS-funded, aired nationally on PBS/POV in fall 2004), The Fall of Fujimori (2005 Sundance Film Festival), and Back on Track, a project for the San Francisco DA's office by Citizen Film productions. She was also the Associate Producer of David Sutherland's Country Boys (CPB-funded, aired nationally on PBS/Frontline in 2006).

Sally's own films have aired on local PBS stations, cable stations, and have garnered the following awards and screenings, among others: Best Student Documentary- Fargo Film Festival, Finalist- Angelus Awards, Honorable Mention- Marin County Film Festival, Mill Valley Film Festival, Cinequest Film Festival, Frameline/Alive at Ninth Street screening, and a Pacific Film Archive screening. Her personal website is: www.sallyrubinfilms.com.

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