Wisconsin (Wisconsin Premiere)
When a security guard takes a chance on a drifter, down on his luck, and lets him take refuge in the building he protects, he unwittingly falls into the sinister scheme of a sentient computer.
Emma Kipp is a Milwaukee-based filmmaker, photographer, and social media coordinator originally from Eagan, Minnesota. Her creative journey began in photography and evolved into filmmaking and videography during her time at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, where she studied film.
Emma is the founder of EKF, a creative business through which she offers cinematography, photography, and social media content creation. She has collaborated with a variety of brands and companies, managing social media accounts and producing dynamic visual content tailored to diverse audiences.
Her film work often explores complex, real-world themes, with a focus on human experience and social issues. Emma’s storytelling is rooted in authenticity and driven by a passion for highlighting voices that often go unheard.
Throughout her career, she has worked on a range of professional sets, including the Green Bay-based TV show Actress Mom, the short documentary Future Bound: Problem Solvers, and an ad campaign for Jockey. She appeared on the small local podcast, FAME(less), discussing her upcoming feature film, Angels of Lake Michigan. Emma has been nominated for numerous awards, including Best Wisconsin Horror Director, and Best Wisconsin Horror Short.
Running Time: 12 minutes
Sci-Fi/ ThrillerSeptember
Avalon Atmospheric Theater
2473 S Kinnickinnic Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53207
When a security guard takes a chance on a drifter, down on his luck, and lets him take refuge in the building he protects, he unwittingly falls into the sinister scheme of a sentient computer.
Directors Bio:
Emma is the founder of EKF, a creative business through which she offers cinematography, photography, and social media content creation. She has collaborated with a variety of brands and companies, managing social media accounts and producing dynamic visual content tailored to diverse audiences.
Her film work often explores complex, real-world themes, with a focus on human experience and social issues. Emma’s storytelling is rooted in authenticity and driven by a passion for highlighting voices that often go unheard.
Throughout her career, she has worked on a range of professional sets, including the Green Bay-based TV show Actress Mom, the short documentary Future Bound: Problem Solvers, and an ad campaign for Jockey. She appeared on the small local podcast, FAME(less), discussing her upcoming feature film, Angels of Lake Michigan. Emma has been nominated for numerous awards, including Best Wisconsin Horror Director, and Best Wisconsin Horror Short.
No comments:
Post a Comment