Narrative
Webseries, Music Videos, Short Films
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El Kimberley Proyect
Uruguayan-USA series. Funny or Die 2022 - UN3 (Argentina) 2021
It’s “Borat” meets “Broad City” when Kimberley Horowitz (Kim K meets Lisa Simpson meets a confused Confucius) studies abroad in the practically unheard of Montevideo, Uruguay. Her local buddy the acerbic Facundo, films for her vlog in true mockumentary style. Low on rent she moves in with two locals, hippy chic Tina and straight talking tom boy Kari. Kimmy’s adventures are quickly turning into misadventures. It’s a reality show, it’s a sitcom, it’s a bilingual comedy that’s totally unique.
BOY - Music Video - Nappy Gilmore
This music video is a throw back to old Hollywood with tricks like rear screen projection. With some ingenious set design work and camera tricks we’re thrown into the utterly mundane and weird world of Nappy Gilmore.
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Sitting Shiva
Written by Tori Titmas and Heather Shapiro - Premiered at the Fargo Film Festival in 2018
When best friends, cynical, blunt Heather and mystical, naïve Tori discover a dead body by the lake, they sit with him all night until the police arrive, and are forced to face their conflicted friendship.
Rookies
A short film
Amy peppy but anxiety riddled is at a cross road. She think she might be pregnant. The 3 min pregnancy test turns into a full blown panic attack when the panelist's on the local cable access show "Dr. Marty's Question and Answer's" come to life and into her living room. They give her some words of wisdom on motherhood like "You can't beat the glow and the diarrhea".
Windows Without Doors
An experimental short film written by Celéste Rogosin & Heather Shapiro There's window to see out of this house, but no door to leave it... A young woman reflects upon the conflicting expectations and pressures she experiences today. In this dramatic short, the main character makes a guarded confession to the audience about her recent experiences with an assault. The account is intercut with candid footage filmed in Paris in the early 2000's and vintage 16mm footage from the 1950's shot by Celéste's grandfather, the documentarian filmmaker Lionel Rogosin.
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