About Sara Ann

I’ve always been drawn to people. Who they are when nobody is watching, what they’ve lived through, what makes them laugh, what breaks them, and the things they carry with them. To me, those are the stories worth telling.

TSA is a place for those stories to live. Sometimes they're heavy. Sometimes they're funny. Sometimes they're uncomfortable or messy. But I never want them to feel empty.

I want to make films that make people feel something. Something that makes you laugh, cry, think, remember someone, or see a piece of yourself in somebody else's story.

I don't want to make things just to make them.

I want to make stories that stay with you.