Sara Sackner has been making documentaries for 20 years. Her most recent film is Class Act, which she produced and directed. Class Act explores the crisis in arts education in America's public schools, and was released in Fall 2007 under the 'Morgan Spurlock Presents' label.

Sackner is the executive producer and co-editor of the feature-length documentary, Tie-Died: Rock 'N Roll's Most Deadicated Fans, about the loyal followers of the Grateful Dead, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 1995. Sackner also produced and co-edited the critically acclaimed documentary, Painting the Town, about New York artist and party crasher Richard Osterweil. She recently produced and directed the feature documentary, CONCRETE!, a chronicle of the world's largest private collection of word and image released on DVD in January 2007.