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Bill lives in San Francisco and works as a gaffer for film and television. His own work exhibits internationally and has won funding and awards, including a Personal Works Grant from the Film Arts Fund and a Golden Gate Award from the San Francisco Intern

Now casting for "FEED"! FEED is a savory, sensual, slasher, love story about Chef Ronnie, a charming celebrity chef who thrives and shines in her everyday life as owner and proprietor of , La Pica Diabla, a trendy Spanish tapas restaurant and bar in San Francisco. Chef Ronnie cooks internationally award-winning meals by day and her nights are spent in ways too gruesome to fathom. In her secret life, Ronnie, is a cannibal serial killer who murders a variety of people, from her disposable array of amorous and clueless lovers, former employees and the occasional diners. As Chef Ronnie and La Pica Diabla's reputation get hot in all of San Francisco's social and top food circles; so does San Francisco's murder count. Being haunted by her past, in the form a vengeful lover, and being caught in the seductive cross fire of a increasingly serious relationship; Chef Ronnie has bit off more than she can chew. We are casting for all roles! For more information on casting please email Val Killmore.

Freelance camera, production, voice over & editing. Indie films, documentaries, music videos, promos, PSA's, ads.

Shorts film maker

We are a diverse, out of the box, radical queer collaborative. Through groundbreaking art and embodied academia we question gender and sexuality paradigms by giving space and legitimacy to marginalized people and identities.

Women's Educational Media produces documentaries on a variety of social justice issues, ranging from environmental concerns to preventing prejudice.

Jenni Olson has been programming, researching, collecting, creating, and writing about lesbian, gay, bi and transgender (LGBT) film since 1986 and is one of the world's leading experts on LGBT cinema.

Julie's films investigate the body: locating, exploring, and inventing various situations in which the codes, conditions, and visceral experiences of physicality defy expectation.

Karen Everett is an independent filmmaker living in San Francisco.

Award Winning Documentary Film By issuing same-sex marriage licenses in 2004, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom uproots the status quo, attempts to change the way the United States of America looks at life, love, and marriage, and ignites what may become our nation's next great civil right issue.

At SFGWV we create compelling visual memories of wedding celebrations as a way to preserve not only gay couples' stories, but also this revolutionary time in history for generations to come. We specialize in creating video packages catered to your unique tastes with a focus on the establishment of new traditions. SF Gay Wedding Video is also committed to creating documentaries, which serve to inspire and raise awareness about the world's most pertinent social justice issues.

In 1987 Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman set up an office in a former convent and Catholic girls’ school in San Francisco and started Telling Pictures. Since then, they have produced four non-fiction feature films and numerous documentaries for televis

San Francisco's historic movie palace.