The Team
Konstantinos Kambouroglou
Director/Producer/Editor
Born and raised in Thessaloniki, Greece, Konstantinos Kambouroglou is a New York-based independent filmmaker and media producer with over 20 years of experience with organizations such as The Documentary Group (Key Constitutional Concepts), PBS (The Mormons, Looking for Lincoln, Faces of America), HBO (Teddy: In His Own Words), ERT, MEGA Channel, and the Athens 2004 Olympics Organizing Committee. His short documentary, To Build Strong Children, about human trafficking and education, was an official selection at the Sacramento International Film Festival in 2014 and was recently broadcast by PBS (WHUT) in the Washington, DC area. Konstantinos holds a master's from the Columbia Journalism School and is the founder of Gouse Films, Inc.
Heather Greer
Producer
Heather Greer is an award-winning filmmaker, media artist, and content producer. She’s the founder of Black Tartan Studios, a boutique creative agency and production company based in Brooklyn. Her films and video installations have screened and been exhibited nationally and internationally at leading festivals and arts venues including MoMA, Tribeca, BAFICI, the Female Eye Film Festival, and CineDoc. She holds a Masters from the Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, where she was an adjunct professor and thesis advisor for 12 years, and a Bachelor of Arts from Georgetown University.
Andreas Siadimas
Director of Photography
Andreas Siadimas is a Thessaloniki-based film director and cinematographer with over 15 years of experience. In 2004, he founded Dangerous Productions, a film production company that has produced award-winning content, including Sitting by the Truth (Audience Award, 13th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival) and Handset Type (Best Film Prize PEKK, LGFF Odyssey Award, TISFF Cinematic Achievement Award). Andreas is a former technical supervisor and adjunct professor in cinematography at the Film Department of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
How to Steal a Chair is a sponsored project of IFP.