MAKING
films, plays, backyard shows in brooklyn
Short films
We Gotta Get Outta This town
(written, directed by)
A tribute to Friday Night Lights and bottomless holes. Bobby and Wayne gotta get outta this town.
Whenever You’re Ready
(written, directed by, starring)
Dan and Jake decide who’s going to pay for dinner.
HOMEBODY
(written, directed by)
After losing her job, her apartment, and her friends, Jessie moves back in with her mom, Lisa—the only thing is, Lisa doesn’t know she’s there.
PINEPAPPLE JUICE
(written, directed by)
A first time porn actress (who carries herself like a season pro) encounters a rookie porn producer who plays it cool (and is secretly terrifeid)
STOP
(written, directed, performed by
A traffic cop tries to pull a good-natured prank, until the person he pulled over hits him with a dose of reality. (comedy)
Plays
Mr. Boom
(written by)
When an eccentric tech billionaire invites his high school best friends to a dinner party at his Silicon Valley mansion, things take an explosive turn
AFTER SITTING [ZOOM] SHIVA FOR ZEV
(directed by)
Following the death of their former roommate (Zev), Jules, Rose and Phil meet via Zoom to reconnect and reminisce in a time of fear and uncertainty.
PUT SOMETHING UP
Put Something Up was a passion project of mine that lived its life pre-pandemic. A show that was meant to be in backyards, living rooms, and rooftops where artists could congregate and display their work. It was intentionally unpolished—predicated on the notion that the mere act of setting foot on a stage was worthy of applause. People performed poetry, songs, dance, comedy, and anything they had in the depths of their notebooks that they may not have had the confidence to bring anywhere else. It was an incredible community that I look forward to revitalizing when it comes time for us to once again share space.
In art I believe in risks, support, and creation unbridled by ego.
That’s what we found at Put Something Up.