Director Biography – Annabelle Frost (GROWING UP)

Annabelle Frost started her theatre career as an acting student at Boston University, Northwestern University and the Practical Aesthetics program through NYU. Always interested in directing, she channeled her education into directing plays like “No Exit”, “Moonchildren” and “Beirut”. She moved into film halfway through Northwestern and directed the short “Morocco” and the music video… Continue reading Director Biography – Annabelle Frost (GROWING UP)

Short Film: G(R)O(W)ING UP, 10min., USA, Drama/Romance

A short film about falling for Mr. Wrong on your way to finding Mr. Right. Project Links  Facebook Film Type: Short Runtime: 9 minutes 55 seconds Completion Date: July 24, 2017 Country of Origin: United States Country of Filming: United States Film Language: English Shooting Format: Digital Aspect Ratio: 1.85 Film Color: Color

Director Biography – Gwenmarie White (SKJEMT BLOD)

Gwenmarie White is a Metalhead Valley Girl interested in what would happen if Laura Ashley listened to Cannibal Corpse, if the subway scene from POSSESSION took place in Limited Too, if Lisa Frank ran a dogfighting ring, and if Bonne Bell made corpse paint. When it comes to creative content, she staunchly subscribes to Larry… Continue reading Director Biography – Gwenmarie White (SKJEMT BLOD)

Short Film: SKJEMT BLOD, 6min., USA, Experimental/Music Video

In her CalArts thesis, SKJEMT BLOD (which translates to “bad blood” or “tainted blood” in Norwegian), Gwenmarie White uses what she has coined “girl kvlture” as a vehicle for meditation on American brutality. The orchestral black metal adaptation of Taylor Swift’s “Bad Blood” takes advantage of the tension between the sounds and images of pop… Continue reading Short Film: SKJEMT BLOD, 6min., USA, Experimental/Music Video

Female Festival Testimonial – March 6 2019

This fabulous festival renders a phenomenal opportunity for aspiring writers to receive copious notes from a team of professionals whose goal is to have you and your story rise to a level worthy of being read by actors and eventually brought to the screen. A Film Freeway Preferred Festival: Winning Screenplay – BREW MASTER  Written… Continue reading Female Festival Testimonial – March 6 2019

February 2019 Script/Story/Film Winners

A Film Freeway Preferred Festival:   SCREENPLAY MOVIE: THE BLACK HEART BOOK by Carol Hoffman & Rosezelle Boggs-Qualls FEATURE SCREENPLAY: SALACIOUS by Mona Fuller TV PILOT SCREENPLAY: OLD DYKES by Elise Dhaene SHORT SCREENPLAY: MAKE IT REAL by Clara Davila 1st Scene SCREENPLAY: ASHPODEL by Giselle Damier 1st Scene SCREENPLAY: WORTH WAITING FOR by Ellen… Continue reading February 2019 Script/Story/Film Winners

Female Festival Testimonial – March 4 2019

I loved that the festival focuses on women’s work. Also the chance for a reading was motivating and that feedback was included. I thought my feedback was terrific. I’m impressed by the effort the reader took and how truly helpful it was. I couldn’t be happier to be a winner and have a very professional… Continue reading Female Festival Testimonial – March 4 2019

Female Festival 1st Scene Screenplay Reading of Drones & Drivers, by Haley Isleib

A soldier with the enhanced ability to control robots with her mind finds herself the target of mysterious government-related forces when she returns to Earth after a war. CAST LIST : Driver: Kevin Gabel President: Regan Brown Narration: Laura Kyswaty Captain: Peter Nelson Charm: Emily Weir *** Producer/Director: Matthew Toffolo http://www.matthewtoffolo.com Festival Moderators: Kierston Drier,… Continue reading Female Festival 1st Scene Screenplay Reading of Drones & Drivers, by Haley Isleib

Female Festival Testimonial – February 26 2019

The Female Film Festival promotes women writers, which I found empowering, and the initial feedback provided positive insight and suggestions to strengthen the submitted piece, which in turn, enhanced my writing craft. Watch the Screenplay Reading:  CAST LIST: Wounded Officer – 1 – STEPHEN SANDQUIST Stacey Ward – 4 – JESSICA BOWMER NARRATION – JULIE… Continue reading Female Festival Testimonial – February 26 2019