Biography

After earning an MFA in Film Directing from UCLA in 2005, Zachary Godshall returned to his native south Louisiana, where he continues to live and work.  With an ongoing interest in the stories and people of Louisiana, Godshall has combined his background in literature, photography, and film to produce a unique and sensitive view of his subject matter.  His first feature film, LOW AND BEHOLD– an Official Selection of the 2007 Sundance Film Festival – weaves fiction with non-fiction to create an unflinching yet touching story of friendship and loss in post-Katrina New Orleans. 

Godshall currently teaches film and screenwriting at LSU in Baton Rouge while he finishes works on the documentary film GOD'S ARCHITECTS.  Godshall is also presently developing several narrative feature projects.