Ray Eames

Ray Eames, an iconic figure in design rather than film, was born in 1912 in Sacramento, California, United States. Although not a film director, she and her husband, Charles Eames, produced significant short films in the genres of documentary, educational, and experimental from the 1950s to 1970s, some of the most recognized being "Powers of Ten" and "A Communications Primer". Despite not winning traditional film awards, their works have been celebrated for their educational and aesthetic value, characterized by a commitment to functional design, exploration of scientific themes, and use of innovative film techniques.

Ray Eames, an artist and designer at heart, navigated her field with an unwavering dedication to creativity and innovation, leaving an indelible legacy that transcends traditional categorization.