Charlie Hoxie is a filmmaker and editor based in Brooklyn. Originally from Evanston, IL, he studied geology at Amherst College before moving to New York in 2006 to pursue filmmaking. As a staff producer for BRIC TV, a non-profit media company in Brooklyn, he has won three New York Emmy awards for his work. In 2017, two short films edited by Hoxie, Hairat and He Who Dances On Wood, premiered at Sundance Film Festival and Hot Docs Film Festival, respectively. In 2018, Hoxie directed the short documentary Coach Nison, which premiered at the 2018 Big Sky Documentary Festival. His feature directorial debut, The Grand Unified Theory of Howard Bloom, premiered at DOC NYC in 2019.