Work

Case studies and outcomes from collaborative projects with writers, filmmakers, and independent creators.

All Feature Development Festival Winning Short Film Full-Length Play Play Short Film Web-Short Workshop

Aftercare

Short film that was a finalist at the Nantucket Film Festival (Oscar-Qualifying). Supported from script development through post-production and festival distribution.

Full-Length Play Approaching Production

Play written by Angelica Guarino and developed through the New Jersey Play Lab Writers Residency. Supported from first draft--at the time a one-act--through 18 months of developmental work and readings.

Full-Length Play Produced

And Every Creeping Thing

Play written by Eric Craft and developed through the New Jersey Play Lab Writers Residency. Supported from first draft through 18 months of developmental work and readings, a culminating one at Vivid Stages. Went on to production at Alpha Arts Stages.

Short Film Post-Production

GUSH

Film written by filmmaker to watch Gracie Fojtik. Fully funded festival positioned short film. "Elliot drags her bestie Skylar along as support to her ex-girlfriends Lesbian Sàlon, they seek refuge from the boob-shaped discussion bowl in the bathroom when get stuck catching a full tampon on the loose."

Play Production

The Brothers Size (Steppenwolf SYA)

The Brothers Size returns to Steppenwolf for the first time since its celebrated Chicago 2010 premiere. I supported the dramaturgical development of education materials for the production.

Feature Development Completed

The Garden Will Not Crumble

Sci-Fi feature about a post-apocalyptic world where Artificial Lifeforms have taken over the Planet, only they don't know they're artificial.

Festival Winning Short Film Completed

Salty

A young, stubbornly determined woman, “G,” turns to a night of camping alone in the Utah Salt Flats to heal from an unspoken grief. Her isolation is quickly interrupted when a mysterious entity spirits her away to an indistinguishable room. Addressed only by a faceless voice “with wizard space skills” and greeted by many snake plants, G finds herself transported between locations on an uninvited adventure to confront the places she's buried her emotions. Salty takes a bitterly funny, sharply emotional look at the lonely process of letting go and healing from loss.