Livermore

Rachel Raney works on independent nonfiction films and documentaries for public television. In addition to Livermore, she also produced and directed Toll Collector, a series of eight short films about the oft-maligned transportation workers. She co-produced two PBS documentaries: Presumed Guilty and The Celebrity and The City. Previously, Raney was a production manager and associate producer for the Center for Investigative Reporting, Inc., whose award-winning documentaries air regularly on the PBS series Frontline. She has worked on several Frontline documentaries including The Best Campaign Money Can Buy, The Heartbeat of America and Public Lands/Private Profits. She is currently working as the coordinating producer for the public television series, Frontline World.

David Murray is a photographer, filmmaker, and musician, as well as the art director at Video Arts, a San Francisco post-production facility. He has created the opening sequences and graphics for several documentaries and television programs including the ITVS series Digital Divide, KQED’s Intensity TV, Emiko Omori’s Rabbit in the Moon and ZDTV’s The Site. Murray’s independent documentary films include collaborations with Rachel Raney including Livermore and Toll Collector, as well as several in-progress portraits of San Franciscan eccentrics.