Eva Rendle is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and journalist from the Pacific Northwest. Her short film, All That Remains, won a Student Academy Award, was nominated for the IDA David L Wolper Student Documentary Award, and played at film festivals across the United States before being picked up by KQED’s Truly California Series. She worked as an associate producer on Belly of the Beast (dir. Erika Cohn 2020, Independent Lens) and an assistant editor on The Way I See It (dir. Dawn Porter 2020, Focus Features).
Her writing and photography have been featured in National Geographic, California Magazine, Edible Seattle, the Collective Quarterly, and Mission Local. Her work has been supported by the National Geographic Society, and she has presented it at the National Geographic Headquarters and the Banff Mountain Film Festival. She has worked on print and video stories in the United States, Spain, Greece, Italy, Chile, Hungary, Peru, Israel, and Palestine.
Eva completed her Masters at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, where she received the Brian A. Pollack Documentary Film Scholarship. She lives and works in Seattle, Washington.
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'All That Remains' Shows How the Tubbs Fire Affected Farmworkers | THE PRESS DEMOCRAT
'Tiger King' is Over. Now Watch These 8 Movies. | GRIST.ORG
Documentary Filmmakers Part 1: Carlo Nassise & Eva Rendle | MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO
'All That Remains' Eyes Plight of Undocumented Workers After Calif. Fires | MISSOULIAN
2019 IDA Documentary Awards Nominations: List in Full | THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
Rory Kennedy, Gregory Nava Celebrate Films Creating Social Change at 2019 Student Academy Awards | VARIETY
16 Young Filmmakers Win Student Academy Awards (Just Like Spike Lee) | USA TODAY
Academy Reveals 2019 Student Academy Award® Winners | ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES
Eva Rendle ('19) Receives Student Academy Award Nomination | UC BERKELEY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM
Eva Rendle Awarded Inaugural Brian Pollack Documentary Scholarship | UC BERKELEY JOURNALISM