FOR (2023) | Experimental Short
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A lonely young woman obsessed with numerology searches for a compatibility prediction error after being stood up.
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Starring: Stephania Bello | Euyn Lathrop
Written & Directed by: Gianfranco Bello
Co-Writer: Stephania Bello
Produced by: Maritza Cayo | Julieta Lozano | Gianfranco Bello | Sian Lathrop
Cinematographer: Cece Chan
Editor: Mason Coburn
Colorist: Zack Chalmers
Composer: Juantonio Romero
1st AD: Rhea Li, Thomas Lange
1st AC: Destin Hernandez, Gabriele Esposito-Wilcock
2nd AC: Owen Zhang
Key Grip: Sean Chow
Grip: Irmak Akgur
Gaffer: Ahn Vu
Sound Design: Morgan Volk
Sound Mixer:
Production Sound: Brandon Kiziloz
ADR Engineer:
Production Designer: Jaclyn Goldstein
Styling: Maeve Mclaughlin
Poster by: Stephania Bello
Equipment Rentals: DuAll | Flug | Swift Camera | BeElectric
Whose World Is This? (2020) | Documentary
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This is the story of my family who immigrated to the United States from Venezuela in 2001. We see what hopes they had for a future and the sacrifices they made, leaving an entire life, identity and home behind. Told through interviews with my mother and father, archival news footage, and old DV tapes from my grandfather’s camcorder, Whose World Is This? tells a story spanning over 20 years and multiple generations.
Irie: A Chef Zack Story (2020)| Documentary
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This film is a warm conversation with Chef Zack, a cook and street vendor local to Bushwick's close-knit community. He cooks at home and gives certain words of wisdom from his difficulties as a father, as a worker, and as a fighter in the United States.
Cosecha (2019) | Documentary
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Inspired by CBS's innovative documentary "Harvest of Shame" - this documentary seeks to examine the inequalities in the chain of labor in Florida's tomato fields. Interviews with members of the CIW, professors at the University of Florida, and students fighting for a change make this a vital examination of the way our consumption affects the world around us.