What you see on the screen is always just the tiny tip of an enormous planning iceberg. I still find it amazing, how much work actually goes into getting a few simple shots

Back in 2011 when this project began, I was lucky enough to trip around with my dad (and some new friends!) while they were all there, back in the old country, on a

Day 2 of our shoot in August ’16 at Pont’Ezzu in Illorai. In the photo above, Bachisio helps Lorenzo with his lines in Sardinian. Pont’Ezzu means “old bridge” in Sardinian (in Illorai). You

Here we are at Capo Camino on the 3rd day of shooting in August 2016. Valentino Mannias improvises a modern workn’ man’s lament (that of the actor and film crew) sung in a traditional

Making films is kind of like being on a runaway train. You have a destination, but getting there never really goes the way you planned. And so the real work becomes how

I was honored to receive an award for the Best Experimental Film at this year’s Niagara Indi FilmFest in St. Catharines, Ontario. It was great to see the selection of