Wrote, Directed, Edited. Made during senior year at Syracuse University. 2019
Expected to release Fall 2019. Required screening at VPA Senior Showcase.
Shot using C500, 2k, 1.66.1, Rokinon Cine Prime lenses.
Logline:
A young couple struggles with the loss of their unborn child.
Synopsis:
In a small suburban town in upstate New York lives Agatha, a modern-day hopeful young woman looking to try to be the best house wife for her husband. After experiencing a miscarriage three months earlier, she is learning to live with the aftermath.
One morning she goes to clean out her garage when she notices a growth that is growing in the corner of the building. Trying to complete her normal chores, Agatha is pulled back to the growth through dreams and it’s cries.
One night Agatha can’t sleep and goes to dig up the growth, ripping it from the floor she transfers it to the bathtub. Trying to comfort the cries of the growth, Agatha is stuck between her reality and normalcy. Struggling with her own loss of child and trying to rebuild her relationship with her husband, Agatha pours all her emotions onto the growth.
Video Produced, directed, and written by Kimberly. In collaboration with DesignAnts LLC.
Made during Summer 2018 and Summer 2019.
The Boathouse is a combination of design and restoration. Renewing the original structure to its’ past authentic splendor. Adding cedar siding and stonework updated the boathouse in look and style to match the main house. Splitting the top and bottom allowed the colors to be more proportional to the building structure. The stonework highlights the connection to the land. The water’s reflection draws the eye to the subtle details of the building. Classic and rich, the original structure lacked details and originality. The updated design changes borrowed elements from the main house. The stonework foundation and first floors, and the cedar slopped siding. The Boathouse is a complex project requiring the collaboration of Joe Fernandez of JMF Build and designer Abby Jochnowitz of DesignAnts to revive the building to a new found beauty.
Carpentry and masonry by JMF Construction.
Design by DesignAnts.
Working as in house videographer, writing, directing, and producing social media promotions and look-books for varying clothing collections.
Fall/Winter 2019
Fall/Winter commercial campaign showcasing the new plaids and prints from the 2019 Christmas collection. Used in online lookbook and television ads, featured on Channel 2 KUTV. Filmed on location in Woodstock, NY.
Summer 2018
For the Working Mom:
Showcasing plain t-shirts and semi-casual business clothing. Filmed on site in Hoboken Park in Hoboken, NJ.
Mommy & Me:
Main summer campaign rebranding Leveret as a boutique pajama company. Filmed on site at Ringwood Manor State Park in Ringwood, NJ.
Stripes Collection:
Winter campaign showcasing their wide stripe pajama collection for children and Christmas themed pajamas.
Baby & Toddler Styles:
Commercial campaign made to showcase large variety of infant to toddler styles, used as a lookbook on website and commercial video on Amazon Listings.
Back to School Basics:
Early Fall Commercial campaign showcasing the collection of basic turtle neck shirts, leggings, and sweatshirts. Filmed on location in Brooklyn, NY.
Kids Basics and Halloween Pajamas:
Late Fall Commercial campaign showcasing kids basics and their versatility with DIY enthusiasts. Filmed on location in Brooklyn, NY.
Working as Camera Operator and Gaffer.
November 2019
Expected Release Fall 2020
Kahnawake, Quebec
Creator, Raohserahawi Hemlock, a Mohawk filmmaker from Kahnawake Quebec tells the lost stories of his native tribe. The second in an ongoing series of short live action/animations.
In this short, we interviewed the local tribe historian. He told a specific tale that would be passed down to coming of age tribe members. The final product will be a mixture of the live action person speaking and an animated version of his words over laying the screen.
Here is the first of the series.
https://vimeo.com/248026577
Video Produced, directed, and written by Kimberly. In collaboration with designers Ben Hunt and Althea Fyfe.
Made during sophomore year at Syracuse University. 2017
The studio collection is designed for ease of manufacturing, transportation and modular design. Creating a system to make the majority of the A collection designed for young creatives. A studio that is designed to break down under 5 minutes and flat pack. A handsome work table that provides plenty of surface area to spread your work out. Equally appropriate in a small office and workroom, the studio collection takes its job seriously without taking over. With molded plywood legs,and top, this table is approachable, physically and aesthetic. The standing table is a revolutionary desk that moves to promote better posture and comfort . Finally, an adjustable desk that helps you, your chair, and your technology work in harmony, so you can feel better and work better.
Video produced about the full experience of the project.
Produced, co-writer, and assistant directed.
Directed by Abigail Jones, Director of Photography Erofili Moraiti, Art Direction by Julia Rome. Co Writers.
Shot on 35mm, Kodak 500T, Zeiss super speeds.
Logline: Generational patterns unravel as a woman returns home to her mother to help keep the deceased grandmother’s garden alive.
Excerpts from the short: Plody Jejiho Luna (The Fruit of her Womb). Currently in post for sound and color, expected to be completed for festival submissions May 2019.
Drawn by DP Erofili Moraiti
Written, directed, and edited. Made during junior year at Syracuse University. 2017
An exploration into what it means to walk around the well known town of Bernardsville, NJ consumed by wealth and status with trash/recycling ties to my ankles in spaces that inconvenience the upper crust.
Camera Operator and Background Actor. Season 3 & 4
Summers 2016-2017
Working with Weber Pictures to film short series over several summers over several locations in Somerset County, NJ.
Synopsis: Jimmy and Billy are bored broke idiots. Zombies are out on the loose in Bernardsville New Jersey and the local Sheriff is not concerned. So Jimmy and Billy decide to start a business killing and capturing zombies. A camera crew decides to document what they are doing.
A Documentary about the restaurant Rova Farms. Expressing the Happiness that was once there compared to the barren landscape now.
Made during sophomore year at Syracuse University. 2017
Using found/archive footage and personal footage of the restaurant and surrounding Russian Orthodox Churches. Provided by Andrei Jackamets.
