Art by Olivia Fields
PAIGE WOOD (b. 1993) is an award-winning independent filmmaker, screenwriter, producer, and creative consultant who may or may not be the third Morgendorffer sister — only Black and with better glasses. Born in Detroit and working worldwide, Paige has produced a number of short documentary and narrative films that have gone on to gain critical acclaim, such as "Femme Queen Chronicles" (2018, dir: Ahya Simone ), "Riding with Aunt D. Dot" (2018, dir: Bree Gant ), "The Giverny Document" (2019, dir: Ja'Tovia Ga
Currently, Paige is serving as the Supervising Producer for an animated pilot ( MINE ), a video game ( DOT’S HOME ), a children’s book ( ALEJANDRIA FIGHTS BACK! ), and a podcast ( BUT NEXT TIME ) under the Rise-Home Stories Project , which aims to shift dominant narratives through radical change media-making and is supported by The Ford Foundation , JoLu Productions , and Working Films . Additionally, Paige teaches film producing at Wayne State University as an adjunct instructor, and also is working with l