Walker Lamond

Walker Lamond is an documentary filmmaker living in New York City. Most recently he and DA Pennebaker made a film about Bob Dylan called 65 REVISITED. Compiled from rare outtakes and performances from Penneabker's 1965 classic DONT LOOK BACK, the film debuted at the Museum of Television and Radio and ran for several weeks at the IFC Waverly Theater in Greenwich Village.

Walker associate produced AL FRANKEN: GOD SPOKE, directed by Chris Hegedus and Nick Doob. In 2003 he associate produced ELAINE STRITCH AT LIBERTY, which aired on HBO in May 2004 and won two Emmy Awards including Outstanding Musical, Comedy, or Variety Show.

In addition to his work with Pennebaker, Walker has produced and directed several of his own films. His documentary about the New York Dolls entitled ON THE LIP was included in the first pressing of the band's album ONE DAY IT WILL PLEASE US TO REMEMBER EVEN THIS. Currently, he is producing a true crime documentary series for TruTV.