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    ‘Skipping Stones’ Director SJ Creazzo Wraps Production on New Film ‘You’re Not There’

    Mark Ziobro By Mark ZiobroApril 20, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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    Nellie Spackman and Nick Mauldin in "You're Not There." (Photo courtesy Dreamality Entertainment).
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    Filmmaker SJ Creazzo, who helmed the beautiful “Skipping Stones,” has recently wrapped production on his new film, “You’re Not There.” The film is written and produced by Justy Kosek, with chief cinematography done by Rick Cook.

    The film, from Isle of Shoals and Dreamality Entertainment, has completed principal photography in Upstate, NY. “You’re Not There” stars: Nellie Spackman, Nick Mauldin, and Chase Masterson. (“Star Trek DS9″/”The Flash”). Rounding out the cast is: Bear D’Angelo, Jenny Strassburg, Bryce Michael Wood, Gabrielle Kalomiris, and Christian Ryan.

    From IMDb, the film’s plot follows Maggie Donovan (Nellie Spackman). Over a decade after surviving an unspeakable trauma, Maggie struggles to reconcile newly-sparked romantic feelings with sinister memories.

    Teaser Trailer and Media Links

    You can learn more about SJ Creazzo’s upcoming feature at Dreamality Entertainment’s website here. You can watch the teaser trailer in the window below, or by following the link to Vimeo.

    Press release information provided by SJ Creazzo and Dreamality Entertainment. 

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    Mark is a lifetime film lover and founder and Chief Editor of The Movie Buff. His favorite genres are horror, drama, and independent. He misses movie rental stores and is always on the lookout for unsung movies to experience.

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