FILM FESTIVAL PROGRAMMING

I’ve helped curate festival lineups and write copy for festival programs, guides, and promotional materials for the New York City Independent Film Festival, the Victoria Film Festival, and the Palm Springs International Film Festival.

PALM SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

Poster for the film 'The Blue Trail' featuring an older woman with gray hair and a serious expression, flying fish, and a vibrant blue background. The Palm Springs International Film Festival logo is at the top.
A poster for the Palm Springs International Film Festival featuring a young man with trees and a blue sky in the background, holding a large bowl with the phrase "NO OTHER CHOICE" overlaid.
Poster for the Palm Springs International Film Festival featuring the film 'Mirrors No. 3' with a profile of a young woman with blonde hair in a natural landscape background.
A poster for the Palm Springs International Film Festival featuring a scene from the film 'Sound Falling,' showing women and a girl standing in a line, with the girl looking back.
Poster for the Palm Springs International Film Festival featuring a woman with brown hair looking to the side, with a natural landscape background.

VICTORIA FILM FESTIVAL

A person lying on the ground in a rocky, grassy landscape with a yellow construction vehicle in the distance. The words 'NO OTHER LAND' are written at the top of the image.
Man on a motorcycle with a dog riding in the sidecar, set outdoors with mountains and a cloudy sky in the background, and the text 'BLACK DOG' at the top.
A smiling man and young girl with pigtails posing together outdoors at night, with the girl holding an ice cream bar. The image contains Chinese text and the phrase "fly me to the moon" in English.

NEW YORK CITY INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL

A promotional poster for the film 'John Dablovski Reality TV Star' features a young man in a dark room illuminated by pink neon text at the top. The background appears to be a club or bar with dim lighting and graffiti on the walls.
A poster for a documentary titled "Lighter Than Orange: The Legacy of Dioxin in Vietnam" features a black-and-white portrait of a middle-aged man with an expressionless face. Orange letters spell out parts of words scattered across the poster, overla