It’s been over a month since I posted, so I’ll do my best to get everyone up to speed. Film Festival notifications started coming in, in August and the film to date has been selected 4 times, with hopefully more… Continue Reading
Although there wasn’t as much fanfare as the screening in NYC, the Asbury Park screening was just as memorable. This event was more about showing the locals: friends, family, clients, what I’ve been working on for the past 18 months.… Continue Reading
A year in the making, a life-changing experience. I’m proud to present the film’s official trailer: Quiet Please…. Misophonia Documentary Trailer from Action Media Productions on Vimeo.
The weeks are flying by and so is our shooting schedule; we’ve filmed 12 interviews/segments, in 7 states…in the past 4 weeks. The shoots consisted of musicians, farmers, educators, medical professionals, stay-at-home Mom’s, hair stylists, as well as people from… Continue Reading
We had always planned to go back to the New England area to capture more “day in the life” footage, as well as a few more interviews. As usual, our days were packed as we started in Rhode Island, then… 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
When I started this project, I don’t think I realized how all the people I filmed…all the lives and families that “let me in” would have such an impact on me. So far I’ve felt a connection with each person… 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
It’s with great pride that I announce that filming has begun on Quiet Please… a documentary that explores living with misophonia. When I started to think about producing a film on misophonia, I knew I needed a solid cross-section of… Continue Reading