Best Short Film for "Lifelike," Grindsploitation Film Festival
(2021)
Programmer's Choice, "Lifelike," Videodrunk Film Festival
(2020)
Telefilm's Not Short on Talent, Cannes, for "Lifelike"
(2019)
Grand Prize for Best Short Screenplay SODEC Cours Ecrire Ton Court
(2015)
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Sick Puppy
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Writer/Director When Charlie's serial killer husband decides to finally quit for her, she's thrilled, but soon finds herself committing violent acts to protect the man she loves, even from himself.
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Das Mörtal: The Curse
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Samaritan
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Another 10 Minutes
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Jabroni Budget: $100K - $1M | Drama ⋄ Comedy Hoping to take a break from his familial responsibilities, a stressed-out man moves in with a childlike friend and his doting mother, and soon finds himself regressing.
The Offering Budget: $1M - $5M | Thriller / Suspense ⋄ Drama An unstable death row escapee confronts and kidnaps the ailing young woman who rejected his heart for transplant surgery, determined to change her mind.
Volunteer Budget: $1M - $5M | Drama ⋄ Comedy After a suicide hotline volunteer discovers her actions might have led to the death of a caller, she becomes pathologically selfless to alleviate the guilt, but her efforts soon lead to disastrous results for all.
Fantasy Life Thriller / Suspense A woman returns home to take care of her father who has dementia and discovers he might be the serial killer that terrorized her hometown when she was a child.
Phases of the Moon Budget: $1M - $5M | Horror An unhappy woman moves out to a house in the woods with her family to heal after a suicide attempt, but finds her recovery threatened when she begins acting like a wolf.
Happy Friends Drama ⋄ Comedy Actors who work for a company that provides missing personal connections for people find their lives inextricably knotted with their clients.
University of Southern California
(2005-2005)
The Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, Concordia University
(2002-2005)