Lamu Xiangqiu – 2021
From a young age, Tibetan children are warned by their parents that if they are naughty and go outside alone, ghosts wandering the wilderness will kidnap them.
CONTINUE READING POSTMeicen Meng – 2019
I knew I still wanted to tell a story of same sex love set in China.
CONTINUE READING POSTTheo Le Sourd – 2018
When I wrote my thesis film, Hold Your Breath, I would have never predicted all the challenges I would face – even after thinking it was finished.
CONTINUE READING POSTMaya Cozier – 2016
My SVA thesis film Short Drop follows Bartholomew, a retired civil servant, who takes a leisurely drive downtown, where Shanice mistakes his car for a taxi.
CONTINUE READING POSTAlex Kopec – 2015
One of the things I love most about documentary filmmaking is that you never know what you are really getting yourself into.
CONTINUE READING POSTMayid Guerrero – 2014
When the Moon Shines, is about two kids growing up in a violent environment and forced to grow up too fast as a result.
CONTINUE READING POSTNelson Isava – 2013
Nelson Isava is a filmmaker from Venezuela, currently living in New York City.
CONTINUE READING POSTJorge Arzac – 2012
Since he began crafting his talents at the age of 14, Jorge Arzac’s approach to filmmaking derived from a wide spectrum of exploration, training and insight.
CONTINUE READING POSTJacquelyn Lobel – 2011
Tengenenge is a village located in a remote region of Zimbabwe and known for its sculpture community.
CONTINUE READING POSTRob Kolodny – 2010
Based on actual events, Director Robert Kolodny’s Shelter (a House of Nod production) is the story of a Jewish prisoner who escapes from a Nazi concentration camp during work detail and must then survive in the bitterly cold forests of Poland.
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