Stéphane Everaert

Studied at RITS a Flemish Brussels based Film school, then started to work as trilingual actor (French, Flemish and Englis) on projects and corporate events.
In 2012 I started directing short films again, the first one 'Rorschach' was part of a collectif short film project I pulled out of the ground called the 'Collectifff'. The idea was to celebrate our favourite film festival in the world the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival (BIFFF) with a series of shorts.
This gave us successful shorts like 'Happy Birthday Mr Zombie' (Dir. David Leclerq to this day more then 30 selection all over the world) and 'Bowling Killer' (Dir. Sebastien Petit, nominated for a Magritte).
There's a link to 'Rorschach' in my profile, feel free to check it out.
One month later I directed 'Derniere Formalité' (Loose ends) for which we got funding from the Wallonia-Brussels Federation.
I shot another short in October 2012 this time associating myself with longtime friend actor-director Frédéric Mosbeux. The short is called 'Stock Exchange' and has in less then a year already obtained more than 16 selections in all continents of the world and got endorsement from people like Bradley King and BP Cooper (Timelapse), Eli Craig (Tucker and Dale Vs Evil) and David Oakes (Pillar of the earth, The Borgias).
The trailer of the film is available on my profile feel free to check it out.
On my profile you'll also find a link to my first commercial directed in 2014 for the Cuvée des trolls, a belgian beer.
I'm currently working on the two feature scripts:
The first one with Frédéric Mosbeux, a thriller about messing with digital identity and the second one a comedy best described as 'Little Miss Sunshine in a tank.'