Sue founded Gracenote Productions in 1991 and Hare in the Gate Productions, LLC, in 1999, and with partner Richard Wilhelm, they produce documentaries, multi-media interpretive exhibits, design, and photography. Their award-winning films have received numerous arts and humanities grants, have aired on PBS, and have screened internationally. Their feature documentary Dryland, filmed over ten years, and featuring an original score by award-winning composer Mark Orton (Nebraska) celebrated its World Premiere at the 2014 Big Sky Documentary Film Festival. Sue is the recipient of a Pacific Pioneer Fund grant and an Oregon Media Arts Fellowship. She teaches Film Production at the Northwest Film Center in Portland and is a founding member and Board Vice-President of the Portland Chapter of Women in Film.