Possession | Thesis Film

Possession is a feature short film that I wrote, directed, and edited over a period of two years. The film went on to compete in various film festivals and has been recognized for its excellence in storytelling and visual representation.

It was an honor to have Possession selected for the 2019 Broadcast Education Association’s Festival of Media Arts, where it received the Award of Excellence in the Narrative Category. The film also participated in the 2019 Audience Awards’ LGBTQ Shorts Film Festival, the 2019 Boomtown Film and Music Festival, the 2018 Erie International Film Festival, where it won the Best GLBT Film award, the 2018 San Antonio QFest-LGBT International Film Festival, the 2018 Sacramento Film and Music Festival, the 2018 Cinema Diverse: The Palm Springs LGBTQ Film Festival, and the 2018 Kansas City Fringe Festival.

The film is a testament to my creativity, dedication, and passion for storytelling. As a writer, director, and editor, I brought my vision to life on screen, crafting a narrative that resonates with audiences worldwide. Possession represents the culmination of my skills and talents as a filmmaker, and I am proud of its success in the festival circuit.