Running With Wolves short film

It has been a while since I posted. 3 whole months! If you want to keep up with my professional work, feel free to follow me on my other website here. On there I post what I am working on currently, from working with film festivals to film internships. But today I have an exciting

The Letter Room (2020)

This film stars Oscar Isaac’s mustache. I’m kidding. No, but really. His stache really shines, it’s a character in itself. Moving on… I got the chance to watch this Oscar-nominated short at the San Diego International ShortsFest. I am always intrigued when I see a “big movie star” appear in a short film. It’s usually

Cherry (2021)

Directed by Joe and Anthony Russo. Ahem, Avengers. There is so much hate towards this movie and honestly, I disagree with most of it. Maybe I was hypnotized by seeing Tom Holland in a role that was very unlike Spiderman, or maybe I just don’t watch many films like this one. Either way, I would

San Diego International Film Festival

This past year has been the year of online film festivals. Thus it is no surprise that San Diego International Film Festival decided to host an online film festival specifically dedicated to short films. All of the films are 30 minutes or less in length. The regular film festival will take place in October, which

Fauve (2018)

A few days ago I watched a webinar hosted by WeScreenplay where the Producer, Maria Gracia Turgeon, provided a lot of valuable information about getting a film produced and all the work that goes on behind the scenes. Following the webinar, I wanted to check out some of Turgeon’s work because she seems like such

What I’ve Been Watching

Quick Update: I have been meeting with producers and directors so hopefully I will get one of my screenplays produced soon! I have also been writing for a small production company and those screenplays are currently in development or production. In the few months that I haven’t posted, I attended online film festivals and screened

MLK/FBI (2020)

I enjoy watching documentaries, but I rarely review them. This may be because docs are either great or terrible, there really is not in between. This year, on Martin Luther King’s birthday, I was able to watch MLK/FBI (2020) through Woodstock Film Festival. The film discussed topics that I knew nothing about and now I

JFK! FDR!

I watched all of the seasons of New Girl (2011-2018) while quarantining in my room to protect my family. This is the result of that brief obsession. The characters and situations made me laugh even when I was stuck alone during the holidays confined to my bedroom. Let’s laugh. Because laughing is great. AND I