Susie Singer Carter

Susie Singer Carter is a distinguished writer, director, producer, actress, and advocate for Alzheimer’s caregivers, recognized with multiple awards throughout her career. She gained significant acclaim with her 2018 short film, *My Mom and the Girl*, which she wrote, directed, and produced. The film features Valerie Harper and draws on Susie's personal journey to provide a touching and optimistic perspective on caring for someone with Alzheimer's.

In addition to her short film, Susie made her mark in the film industry with her work on *Bratz: The Movie* (Lionsgate) and served as a co-producer on *Soul Surfer* (Sony). She is also known for her engaging podcasts. Her series, *Love Conquers Alz*, was honored as the Best Podcast at the New Media Film Festival in 2020 and recognized as the Best Dementia Podcast by Goodpods in 2024. Another podcast, *I Love Lucifer*, earned a nomination for Best Audio Fiction at the Indie Series Awards.

Currently, Susie is preparing for the release of her screenplay *RUN*, which is in pre-production with Phiphen Pictures. She also recently wrote, directed, and produced *No Country for Old People: A Nursing Home Exposé*, a film that addresses systemic issues in elder care following her mother's tragic experience in a so-called 5-star facility. This work was awarded the 2024 Gold Anthem Award for Awareness. A dedicated advocate, she has actively participated in events like the San Fernando Valley Walk to End Alzheimer’s and hosts the WGAW’s 3rd & Fairfax Podcast.