Profile

Diane Walsh is an associate professor in the Writing for Film & Television department in the School of Film, and an advisor to the Division of Continuing Studies’ Screenwriting Certificate Program.

She is an Emmy-nominated producer for "A Place for Annie," a Hallmark Hall of Fame Presentation starring Cissy Spacek and Mary Louise Parker, and a producer of several television movies for ABC, CBS and NBC. She most recently produced "Valentine’s Day," a short film that premiered in the 2008 Philadelphia GLBT Film Festival.

Diane previously worked as director of Programming for the Family Channel, where she was executive-in-charge-of-production, and vice president of Television for Al Ruddy (producer of "The Godfather") and Robert Greenwald Productions (producer/director of "Outfoxed").

Her recent on-camera work includes New Century Television’s web series "American Actor" and "The Shape of Identify: 4 Films by Women," broadcast on DUTV.

Diane is also a professional script and production consultant, and an annual panelist for the Greater Philadelphia Film Festival's PhillyPitch! event.