First-time Producer Vera Anderson began raising monies for independent filmmakers while living in Italy in the early seventies. Since then she has become a well-known photographer, with credits including Jack Nicholson, Salma Hayek and David Lynch. The late Sam Peckinpah convinced her to start writing while they were working on one of his last unfinished projects, The Baja Papers. Vera is currently the Los Angeles Bureau Chief of Cine Premiere Magazine, writing about Hollywood for the Latin American market while continuing to pursue her own photo-documentary projects. Featured on CNN and The Today Show, her first book, A Woman Like You, received the 1998 Small Press Book Award.

The Dogwalker is the first of many projects Vera and writer-director Paul Duran plan to launch through their company, Rita Films.

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