Volare was my first short. It was shoot in Brooklyn, NY, as my final project for a two month course at NYFA.
It was filmed in 16mm b&w “Kodak Plus-X Reversal” film.

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Shabat Shalom is my fourth short and it was filmed in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The project was selected for shooting by my directing professors at the film university of Argentina (F.U.C.).

My idea was to develop a story that unraveled in a dinning room so I could solve the problems I had in the dinning roomscene in La fiesta del 35 (vimeo.com/1828636).

Being jewish, I felt the need to adress the topic of the Holocaust since my generation is the last one to be in direct contact with survivors. I wanted to explore the weight of the Heritage and the way in which it affected us.

It was record in DV with the DVX-100 PANASONIC.

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UNPACKED was my second short. It was shoot in New York City and for the first time I included dialogues between characters.
It was filmed in Super 16mm color film.

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La fiesta del 35 is my third short and it was filmed in Santiago, Chile.
The script won “proyecto 48” a reallity show from TNT Latin America where we had to produce, edit and film a short film in 48 hours. It was a stressing experience, but it was very rewarding and we learnt a lot.

It was shot in Super 16 color.

For Pictures of the shooting: flickr.com/photos/jorgefried/sets/72157607529496359/
For more info and shorts: jorgefried.com