The Collaborators

The actors.

  • V

    V. Brancazio (they/them/theirs) is a poet and theatre artist currently based in the Greater Boston Area. Originally from Chapel Hill, NC, V. graduated from Emerson College in 2018 with a BFA in Acting and Theatre Education. Their written work can be found in Constellations Lit Mag, The Thing Itself, and in their self-published zine BREAK: Stories of Feeling Too Much. They are a member of StageSource’s Gender Explosion and seek to create a more gender-diverse and trans-inclusive theatre. When not doing theatre or writing, V can be found biking, cooking, brewing coffee, or in the public library. You can find V. on both Twitter and Instagram @BrnczV. To view their work, visit: victoriabrancazio.com

  • Eleanor

    Eleanor is an interdisciplinary artist originally from the Pacific Northwest. After years of performing music, this is her first foray into the world of feature films. Her interests include snails, playing music every second of the day, and watching movies. She believes art is the best and that's why she does it.

  • Sam

    Sam Fidler (he/him/his) is a Boston-based actor and arts administrator. There was a short period in college where he attempted to find the best recording of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony on Spotify, but the results were inconclusive. Sam sporadically curates a collection of neo-futurist one-minute stage plays on Instagram called @terrible_plays. He is almost always improperly dressed. He would like to thank his family, friends, and Jenna.

  • Zack

    Zack Page (he/him/his) is Boston-based actor with experience in theatre, tv, and now film. This is his first time acting in a professional film setting - though he's no stranger to acting in front of the camera. When not working he can be found auditioning, reading plays, watching movies/tv, or listening to showtunes. He praises his fellow collaborators for their kindness, laughter, and talent, and apologizes to them all for the amount of sweat he produced during this process. You can follow him on Instagram @z_egap to see upcoming projects, daily life, or pictures of his cat Miriam, and @zackcident_prone on TikTok for random content & trends.

The makers.

  • Lilly

    Lilly Dickinson(She/Her/hers) is a transgender filmmaker, musician, and artist based in Massachusetts. Since 2011 Dickinson has been Writing, Directing, and Filming low budget DIY Short and Feature Length films that explore the existential in a context of mental health, beauty, humor, and identity. Dickinson’s abstract narrative films mix the disorienting and harsh world of nonlinear storytelling with moments of beauty and honesty in a series of metaphoric actions and intimate cinematography. Dickinson graduated with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Film and Video from Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2017. In parallel with her films, Dickinson has been writing and performing original music from a young age covering a broad spectrum of genres and musical influence. Dickinson is also a visual artist, making work that explores structure, abstraction, and visual storytelling. Dickinson has become mostly known in recent years for her painting and illustration work centered around the human nose.

  • Noah

    Noah Austin Lopez (they/them/theirs) is a multidisciplinary creative collaborator and educator based in Tucson, Arizona. They’ve spent more than a decade studying and working in education while undertaking a wide range of collaborations with filmmakers, writers, actors, musicians, and performance artists. Their favorite pastime is facilitating / participating in experiences that combine structure and spontaneity, plans and improvisation. Beyond creative collaboration and education work, Noah fills their days with Sonoran Desert explorations, deep chats with friends, and very serious internet wormhole research with their partner and two cats.

  • Casey

    Casey(he/him/his) is a filmmaker out of the Greater Boston area. With a mixed background in filmmaking and event production, he works at Harvard University as a studio manager in a media makerspace. His work tends to be the machine behind the spectacle, preferring to be the spotlight, rather than in it. He also habitually attempts to fix anything and everything, including many things that absolutely aren’t actually broke.