Moira Demos

Moira Demos is an Emmy Award winning American filmmaker, producer and editor. Demos rose to prominence with her documentary "Making a Murderer" which she co-directed with filmmaker Laura Ricciardi, in a process that took 10 years to complete.
Film career.
Before working as a director Demos worked frequently as a film editor and an electrician on the set of films. She is credited as an electrician for the film "Pollock" based on painter Jackson Pollock's life, and is also credited as an additional electrician on the film "You Can Count on Me".
"Making a Murderer".
In 2005 Demos and Ricciardi read the article "Freed by DNA, Now Charged in New Crime" in "The New York Times". Fascinated by Steven Avery's case, they rented a car and borrowed a camera and began filming the day after they arrived in Wisconsin.
The series premiered on Netflix in December 2015 to positive reviews. Review aggregator site Metacritic awarded it a score of 85 out of 100, indicating majority positive reviews.
Demos went on to win four Emmys for her work on "Making a Murderer": Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series, Outstanding Directing For Nonfiction Programming, and Outstanding Writing for Nonfiction Programming which she shared with Laura Ricciardi and the Emmy for Outstanding Picture Editing For Nonfiction Programming which she won on her own. 
In 2018 Demos and Ricciardi released a second season of "Making a Murderer".
Personal life.
Demos is in a long-term relationship with director Laura Ricciardi. She graduated from Columbia University in 1996.