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Bryan Wizemann wrote and directed the feature film ABOUT SUNNY starring Lauren Ambrose, Dylan Baker, and Penelope Ann Miller. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and won the Grand Jury Prize at IFF Boston.
Bryan Wizemann is an independent director, writer, producer, and editor of film, raised in Las Vegas and based in Brooklyn, NY. His work has been exhibited internationally at film festivals and museums, on IFC and Wholphin, and streamed on Netflix, Amazon, SundanceNow, iTunes, FilmStruck, FilmBuff, and Fandor. Wizemann’s latest feature YOU ...
Bryan Wizemann is an independent writer, producer, editor and director of film raised in Las Vegas and based in Brooklyn, NY. His work has been exhibited internationally at film festivals and...
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Bryan Wizemann is an independent writer, producer, editor and director of film based in Brooklyn, NY. His work has been exhibited internationally at film festivals and museums, on IFC and Wholphin, and streamed on Netflix, Amazon, SundanceNow, iTunes, FilmStruck, FilmBuff, and Fandor.
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Sep 9, 2011 · One of the more sobering and even painful short films of recent years is Bryan Wizemann’s Film Makes Us Happy. In the 12-minute documentary, Wizemann argues with his wife about his obsession with filmmaking, with her challenging him to give up on his dreams in order to focus on his family — including his new baby.
Wizemann is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor of Film at Pratt Institute. He was a Sundance Lab Fellow, a guest artist and lecturer at Cornell University, The New School, and UNLV, and served as a juror for the Pratt Film/Video Program and the Heermans-McCalmon Dramatic Writing Panel.
“Bryan Wizemann’s About Sunny is a noteworthy thematic companion, and a compelling exercise in American neo-neo-realism. —characters that are convincingly drawn and artfully performed, and its sensitive evocation of a struggle that is all too believable.”
