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Kia Simon, Director
Kia's narrative films, documentaries and music videos have played in many festivals throughout the world. Her documentary Looking for Sly won Best Short Doc at SXSW, LA International Short, Tortured Artist Film Festival and others. Her music videos have been in rotation on MTV, and won awards from Zoie Fest and Berkeley Film Festival. The Pacific Pioneer Fund awarded her the Emerging Filmmaker Grant. Both PBS’s video i and Varnish Art Gallery in San Francisco have presented retrospectives of her work. She participated in AFI’s Women Director’s Workshop, and in Film Independent’s Director’s Lab and Fast Track Program.
Kia is also a motion graphics artist. Take a look at her reel.
Sneaky Little Sister Associates
Elizabeth is a screenwriter and fiction writer. A member of the noted San Francisco Writers’ Grotto, she founded and edits The Big Ugly Review, a literary magazine showcasing emerging and established writers, photographers, filmmakers, and musicians. She won first prize in the San Francisco Bay Guardian Fiction Contest, and her stories have appeared in the Los Angeles Times Sunday magazine and various US and international literary journals. Also an award-winning playwright, she has had six of her one-act plays produced in theatrical venues.
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Lucienne Papon, Producer
Lucienne is currently an executive for Director Martin Campbell at Sony Pictures. While there, she has worked on Casino Royale (Daniel Craig), Beyond Borders (Angelina Jolie and Clive Owen) and The Legend of Zorro (Antonio Banderas and Catherine Zeta-Jones). Previously, Lucienne worked as an assistant to Producer Chris Moore on projects including Joy Ride for Fox, American Weddings for Universal, and the Project Greenlight series. Lucienne has an MFA from UCLA’s Producers Program. She won the Gil Cates Fellowship, and was awarded the first annual Debra Hill Fellowship by the Producers Guild of America.
Stephanie
Gene Morgan, Cinematographer/Photographer
Born
and raised in New York, Stephanie was an art handler for The Cooper Hewitt
Museum but gave in to the westward migration of her artistic peers to
evade becoming a bitter little woody allen character. She has shown her
photographs in solo and group exhibitions across the country and in 1999
she was awarded Studios Midwest Residency. Running the gamut of experience,
her photographs can be seen in corporate advertising, music projects and
performance art. They have also appeared in publications such as Dwell,
The Advocate and The Surfinary. Stephanie's style of shooting first came
to Kia's attention when her work was projected at Loöq Records Qoöl
parties. Since then Stephanie has worked with Kia on The
Dive and Little
Debbie, and are currently making a new music video for Momu.
She has 2 books of collected photographic work (Seen Unseen, Days From Now Until Then) and has just completed a third titled POSTCARDS (www.stephaniegenemorgan.com)
Links
Sez G Web Design
Greg Camilleri, Writer and Songwriter
Loöq Records
Momu
Jondi & Spesh
