Kimberley Ferdinando is an award-winning journalist and filmmaker who specializes in documentary and nonfiction storytelling. Her most recent series, The Sing Sing Chronicles (dir. Dawn Porter), examines the criminal legal system through the lens of a journalist and a man convicted of murder whose unlikely connection ignites a search for justice in four unrelated homicide cases. In 2023, Kimberley developed and produced the PGA Award nominated theatrical documentary The Disappearance of Shere Hite (dir. Nicole Newnham), which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and was acquired by IFC Films. Later in the year, her feature film Between Life & Death: Terri Schiavo’s Story (dir. Nick Capote) premiered at DC/DOX prior to its debut on MSNBC and Peacock. As Executive Producer at NBC News Studios, Kimberley oversees documentary films and series as a creative producer throughout all stages of development and production. Previously, she directed and produced documentaries, specials, nonfiction series and live events with Peacock Productions. Kimberley is a native New Yorker, lifelong question-asker and graduate of the performing arts school that inspired the movie FAME.
