Kate Ryan has been combining her passion for film and other cultures since 2000. Having traveled to over twenty-two different countries, she has produced numerous short documentaries highlighting the plight of the third-world.

Her 2007 thesis film, "Point of View: A dogumentary", explored cultural differences in her hometown of Los Angeles, and went on to win a Student Emmy Award for Best Documentary, as well as be a regional finalist for the Student Academy Awards.

Since then, she has directed and edited "Miracles: The Per Arne Drangsland Story" (TBN 2009), "Miracles: The Chloe Glassborow Story" (2009), and "Catch the Fire: Fruits of Revival" (2009). Her television work also includes "Undercover Boss" (CBS 2010), "Restorer Guy" (TLC 2009), "Hope for Your Home" (TLC 2008), and "Flip That House: Diary of a Flip" (TLC 2008).

A graduate of California State University, Northridge, School of Cinema and Television Arts, Kate is currently working on her first feature documentary, "Welcome Nowhere: The Story of the Boxcar Gypsies".