Hello!

 

My name's Brianne (they/she), and I'm a video director and editor based in New York City. I graduated with my BFA from Emerson College's esteemed Media Arts Production program (class of 2020, an incredible time to graduate college!).

 

During my time at Emerson, I had the opportunity to work on my thesis project, "After," a deeply personal film about PTSD after sexual assault. Since then, I have been devoted to writing from a place of personal truth and creating content that can initiate real change. I am passionate about diversity and inclusivity and strive to increase the representation of all women and queer people in the industry.

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My award-winning debut short film, "A Place For Ashes," has just finished its festival run. It is a coming-of-age story about two sisters repairing a strained relationship. It has been accepted into four festivals, including the Long Island International Film Expo and the NYWIFT Online Festival. "A Place For Ashes is the audience-choice winner for the 2023 NY Lift-Off Festival, and I was nominated for Best Director at the NY Long Island Film Festival. My other credits include "Rotten Meat" (2022, editor, premiered at the Angelika East in Manhattan), "The Morning After" (2024, editor), and "Lost Time" (2024, editor).​ Currently, I work at ABC News as a Digitizer. I've been credited in "Good Morning America" and have worked with shows like "The View," "Nightline," and "2020."

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I strongly believe in building a community of like-minded creatives. If I get to edit something cool, I'm happy! 

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Aside from filmmaking, my passions include dying my hair, painting, cooking, playing indie video games, and my cat Bean. 

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Check out my latest interview with New York Women in Film and TV here!