Kim Cummings: Director/Collaborator THAT'S WHAT SHE TOLD ME
Kim's directing and writing credits include: award-winning short film "Weeki Wachee Girls". The film screened in 70 festivals around the world, earning 3 Best Of Awards, and a nomination for Best Short at Taos in 2000. The film aired on San Francisco's PBS station and NY Metro Channels, and is distributed by Atom Films. Kim is currently in post-production for her grant winning feature film:
IN MONTAUK. www.sirenstalefilms.com
Stephanie Scott: Co Producer THAT'S WHAT SHE TOLD ME
In addition to super- producing part one of this short film, Stephanie produces and stars in her own hit comedy web series: THE RETRIBUTIONERS which launched in 2007 and is still going strong! She studied improv with 2nd City NY, and can be seen from time to time on Saturday Night Live and All My Children. Stephanie has worked on numerous short films and most recently as a wayward bride in THE VIDEO GUYS. www.theretributioners.tv
Jeremiah Kipp: Associate Producer THAT'S WHAT SHE TOLD ME
Jeremiah has been a partisan for independent filmmaking, associated with supporting New York filmmakers such as Abel Ferrara, Tom Noonan, Michael Almereyda and Larry Fessenden through his work as a producer, assistant director and journalist. He has also directed several short films & videos, including THE POD starring Larry Fessenden; CONTACT (commissioned by Sinister Six) and THE CHRISTMAS PARTY(Cannes and Clermont-Ferrand). He has worked with the Business Affairs department of New Line Cinema, where he was involved with the merchandising of THE LORD OF THE RINGS and post-production delivery of several other New Line titles. Jeremiah holds a B.F.A. in film from New York University, having graduated from the Tisch School of the Arts with honors.
Christina Voros: Director of Photography THAT'S WHAT SHE TOLD ME
Christina is a Brooklyn based director and cinematographer who was recently recognized by Filmmaker Magazine's 25 New Faces in Independent Film. Her documentary short THE LADIES, recieved a gold Hugo award at the Chicago Int'l Film Festival, as well as awards at Slamdance, GenArt San Francisco, and Edmonton Int'l Film Festivals. She is Dean's Fellow in Cinematography at NYU Tisch's School of the Arts Graduate Dept. of Film and Television. www.christinavoros.com
Bobby Webster: Director of Photography THAT'S WHAT SHE TOLD ME
Cinematographer and Writer / Director Bobby Webster
was born in Tehran.
Following the revolution his family left Iran,
settling eventually in London,
where he has lived most of his life.
As a cinematographer, Bobby has shot over twenty short films and other projects in the past three years, including the 2011 Academy Award-Winning short film God of Love, the award-winning TV pilot Illuminati Brothers, and the upcoming feature Casual Encounters. His credits as a writer-director include Bluebeard's Wife (Best of Raindance) and the feature screenplay The Andy Macintosh Equation, one of three finalists for the 2007 Sloan Foundation feature-writing competition.
Bobby has been based in Brooklyn since 2004. He is currently developing a feature-length project, and is in post-production for his latest short film, Detour. www.bobbywebster.com
As a cinematographer, Bobby has shot over twenty short films and other projects in the past three years, including the 2011 Academy Award-Winning short film God of Love, the award-winning TV pilot Illuminati Brothers, and the upcoming feature Casual Encounters. His credits as a writer-director include Bluebeard's Wife (Best of Raindance) and the feature screenplay The Andy Macintosh Equation, one of three finalists for the 2007 Sloan Foundation feature-writing competition.
Bobby has been based in Brooklyn since 2004. He is currently developing a feature-length project, and is in post-production for his latest short film, Detour. www.bobbywebster.com
