Month: September 2020

Shaun Edward Lupton is an American filmmaker. Coming from a multi cultured family allowed him to see the world differently. Born with a brush in his hand he excelled in the arts, but it was the love for cinema and storytelling that lead him to a career in film making and animation. Working as a… Continue reading Director Biography – Shaun Lupton (SOMETHING SAFE)

  A Tragic Life Event turns a man’s world upside down. He seeks to find his inner peace and relives the moment over and over in order to find resolution. What would you do if this happen to you? Project Links  Website

Fanny Lecendre was born and raised in Boulogne sur Mer, on the north coast of France to parents who were both teachers. She studied literature at the University of Lille and moved to New York when she was 20 to study filmmaking. After she graduated from film school in Paris, she also started acting. Her… Continue reading Director Biography – Fanny Lecendre (NORTHERN LIGHT)

  Alex and Hugo meet on the anniversary of their father’s death to reconnect with each other, on a journey with the elements of the Northern French coast. Project Links  Facebook

Melo Viana has a degree in Design at the Catholic University of Paraná. He studied in Spain, United States, Canada and Germany. He has extensive work in the visual arts, with works in some public institutions in Curitiba. He worked at the Central Bank of Brazil for thirty-eight years and did a master’s degree in… Continue reading Director Biography – Melo Viana (SILENT MOVIE)

  The “Cinema Mudo” project is the realization of a short film and at the same time helping and integrating residents of a community living in a high-risk area. All children (actors and actresses) who work in the movie are residents in the community Vila Torres, an at-risk area in Curitiba. They were chosen after… Continue reading Short Film: SILENT MOVIE, 15min. Brazil, Drama

The son of a painter and potter, Johanning began his film career as a camera assistant at National Geographic. Inspired by stories he encountered on assignment, he began to write his own. Eventually, with New York Fringe Festival winner Sean Peter Drohan, he co-wrote the script for “Sticky”. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Princeton… Continue reading Director Biography – Cameron Johanning (STICKY)

A boarding school student is whisked home to Chappaqua, NY to find out that her favorite bakery has been baking more than just sticky buns. Starring Daniel Cosgrove (Billions, You) and Katie Balen (The Interestings)

Miranda Manziano is a NYC-based filmmaker with a fierce passion for telling stories that amplify underrepresented voices and deeply resonate with audiences. She graduated magna cum laude from Brooklyn College in May 2020. “Velour” is her thesis film and directorial debut.  

  A queer fashion executive visits a dominatrix in an attempt to heal from sexual assault trauma. Project Links  Website  Instagram News & Reviews “Interview with Miranda Manziano on Velour”Woman In Revolthttps://www.womaninrevolt.com/interview-with-miranda-manziano-on-velour/ “Short Film of the Day”Shortedhttps://shortedfilms.com/short-films/velour-miranda-manziano/ “Two New Lesbian Short Films Available Online Just In Time For More Quarantine”Curve Magazinehttps://www.curvemag.com/film-club/film-collection/short