Megan Siler

Megan Siler, the producer/director of Toxic Bust, is an award-winning producer of both fiction and documentary films. She has an MFA from UCLA's film program, an environmental studies degree from UC Berkeley and has taught screenwriting and film production for UC Berkeley Extension, Writers Boot Camp and the Academy of Art College. She won the Emerging Talent Award from the Los Angeles Outfest for her feature length film The Midwife's Tale, a Dore Schary Award for the documentary, SingleMothers: Living On the Edge, and the UCLA Theater Arts Alumni Spotlight Award for her fictional short First Base, a short fiction film about girlhood sexuality. Megan also brings a profound personal perspective to this documentary through her experience helping her mother battle breast cancer.

Megan Siler, the producer/director of Toxic Bust, is an award-winning producer of both fiction and documentary films. She has an MFA from UCLA's film program, an environmental studies degree from UC Berkeley and has taught screenwriting and film production for UC Berkeley Extension, Writers Boot Camp and the Academy of Art College. She won the Emerging Talent Award from the Los Angeles Outfest for her feature length film The Midwife's Tale, a Dore Schary Award for the documentary, SingleMothers: Living On the Edge, and the UCLA Theater Arts Alumni Spotlight Award for her fictional short First Base, a short fiction film about girlhood sexuality. Megan also brings a profound personal perspective to this documentary through her experience helping her mother battle breast cancer.