My films make regular appearances on the film festival circuit,
and the majority are available to view online.
My job was jack-of-all-trades writer-director-producer unless otherwise noted.
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She's planning a big day with someone special. — • view the film: |
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They may have gone a bridge too far. — Nominated for Best Comedy Micro Picture, Bare Bones Film Festival, 2011. Created for the 2010 online film festival at NP2K.com — won Best Film. — • view the film: |
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An astonishingly profane tribute to our nation's greatest President. — Best-in-category, ReelHeART International Film Festival, 2011. Comedy Award, Washington DC Independent Film Festival, 2010. Nominated for Best Actress, Houston Comedy Film Festival, 2009. Award-winner, Chicago REEL Shorts Fest, 2009. — • view the film: |
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A look at the gentrification of Williamsburg through the eyes of disillusioned Star Wars fans. — Best-in-category, ReelHeART International Film Festival, 2009. — • view the film: |
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A short spinoff from The World of the End about the futility of summing up one's life in one page. • view the film: |
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The story of a girl getting halfway through her quarterlife crisis. • view the film: |
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Produced with Dana Silver, Northwestern University. |
A lonely young man adopts a cat and imagines it as human. — Best Student Picture, Bare Bones Film Festival, 2006. — • view the film: |
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Produced with Elizabeth Petersen and Dana Silver, |
An experimental romantic comedy about the connections between love and filmmaking. Boy meets girl. Filmmaker makes movie about boy and girl. Stuff blows up. — "An audience pleaser… How can you not love a film with such spirit?… Love: The Movie gives us a promising director." — The Independent Critic Nominated for Best Experimental / Alternative Picture, Bare Bones Film Festival, 2005. Best Student Comedy, Fargo Film Festival, 2005. — • view the film: |
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Produced by Li-Wei Chu, Stephen Deline and Arielle Singh, |
A you-are-there, fly-on-the-wall look behind the scenes of a student film… specifically scene 4. — Nominated for Best Student Picture, Bare Bones Film Festival, 2005. — • view the film: |
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Producer only. Produced with Dave Holstein and David Cohen, Northwestern University; written and directed by Dave Holstein. |
Philip's girlfriend is leaving him for his childhood bully and his two-bit job is going nowhere. Sometimes you gotta be yourself… sometimes you gotta go Hollywood. — • view the film: |
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When a massive blackout tosses his slacker lifestyle into upheaval, Sparky Peterson is forced to amuse himself. — "Three stars… like a younger Woody Allen" — Film Threat (review) — • view the film: |
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The Empire Strikes Back meets Run Lola Run: Princess Leia has twenty minutes to save Han Solo from being frozen in carbonite. — Best Animation, Star Walking sci-fi convention, 2005. Audience Award for Digital Animation, Downstream International Film Festival, 2003. Starring Will Butler of Arcade Fire. — • view the film: |
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What two nice kids on a first date are really thinking. — Starring Will Butler of Arcade Fire. — • view the film: |
