It’s with great honor and pride that I announce that Quiet Please… will premiere at a private screening on June 18th at Anthology Archives in New York City. That date is almost a year to the day that the crowd-sourcing… Continue Reading
Misophonia knows no boundaries, which is why I felt it was necessary to include international representation. Ferdinand, a successful shoe manufacturer in Germany and also a supporter of the film, offered to be interviewed/filmed by Producer and Director Amin Sabet… Continue Reading
As we say in the biz…principle photography is just about a wrap. We have our final shoot with a psychologist, who has treated misophonia patients. In addition to interviewing her, we’re going to film a consult between the Dr. and… Continue Reading
We’ve spent the past month capitalizing on the nice weather filming locally in NY and NJ. As a producer, you never know where your next subject will come from; in this case a friend of a person with misophonia,… Continue Reading
I’m proud to be on the season premiere of Alexa Servodidio’s show, Insight Into Healing to discuss my 48 years of living with Misophonia, a rare neurological disorder that causes extreme sensitivity to everyday sounds, and of course my documentary,… Continue Reading
After a productive and exciting weekend in the New England area, we are looking forward to filming a brave teen and her wonderfully supportive family in Pennsylvania this coming week and then we’re off to Virginia to get a lesson… Continue Reading
I’m honored that two people from the misophonia community have dedicated their time to add Spanish and French subtitles to the existing crowd-sourcing trailer. As we all know from the representation on the misophonia forums, that miso is a global… Continue Reading
Here’s an additional trailer I put together for the people with shorter attention spans. I really wanted to convey that there is so much more, and that the trailers are only a fragment of the lives that are affected by… Continue Reading
Since launching the campaign, I’ve received many emails thanking and praising me for the trailer and for taking an action; this is email stood out and made realize that we can make a difference…one person at a time. “I wish… Continue Reading
As a filmmaker, the ability to move someone to tears or to take action is why we do what we do. I’ve received so many letters, emails, FB messages about how the trailer alone, helped to start raising awareness about… Continue Reading