BALLOONS OVER NEPTUNE
Written by Audrey
Written by Audrey
The summer before Neptune, NJ-Native Winnie turns 21, her estranged father announces his plan to move across the country. Despite her step-father’s opposition and her mother's melancholy silence, Winnie helps her dad pack her entire childhood into a tiny storage unit.
- Sundance Feature Film Development Program, FINALIST
- Austin Film Festival, Script Competition, SEMIFINALIST
- Screencraft, Feature Script Competition, SEMIFINALIST
- Nostos Screenwriting Lab, 2021 PARTICIPANT
- Sundance Feature Film Development Program, FINALIST
- Austin Film Festival, Script Competition, SEMIFINALIST
- Screencraft, Feature Script Competition, SEMIFINALIST
- Nostos Screenwriting Lab, 2021 PARTICIPANT
BEFORE WE DIE
Written by Audrey & Lizzy Walther
Written by Audrey & Lizzy Walther
After a deadly virus hits New York City, two young survivors take refuge on a roof. In efforts to fill the voids of all they’ve lost, Teddy and Dylan work together to complete a list of things they want to do before they die. The story begs the question: When society shatters and tomorrow is no longer guaranteed, what are you left with?
- Boston Film Festival, BEST SHORT FILM
- Monmouth Film Festival,
- Toronto International Women Film Festival
- LA Women Filmfest
- New York International Women Festival
- Monmouth Film Festival,
- Toronto International Women Film Festival
- LA Women Filmfest
- New York International Women Festival
CAN'T KILL ME NOW
Concept and Direction by Audrey | Starring Coral Mizrachi
Concept and Direction by Audrey | Starring Coral Mizrachi
This music video tells the story of Coral Mizrachi's battle with cancer.
NUMB
Written by Scott Camaran | Directed by Audrey
Written by Scott Camaran | Directed by Audrey
After months in quarantine witnessing racial injustice, an emotionally exhausted black man goes to a house party where he’s caught in a web of micro-aggressions and asked to fetch drugs for a privileged partygoer.
The trailer -
The trailer -
EVERGREEN
by Audrey | filmed entirely on an iPhone
by Audrey | filmed entirely on an iPhone
Indie Short Fest: winner, BEST EXPERIMENTAL SHORT
Cannes Short Film Festival
Dumbo Film Festival
Cannes Short Film Festival
Dumbo Film Festival
T H E A T R E
C O D E W O R D S
Written by Emma Grasso Levine in collaboration with Audrey,
Directed by Audrey
Written by Emma Grasso Levine in collaboration with Audrey,
Directed by Audrey
Code Words uplifts the true stories of the ingenious, brave women who broke code during WWII. Under an oath of silence, these women concealed their legacies for over 70 years, while powerful men took credit for their discoveries.Our play centers on Ann, Gertrude, Dorothy, and Crow, codebreakers whose close, complex connection to each other drew us in. The play reckons with the forced secrecy of Ann and Gertrude’s romantic relationship due to 1940s discrimination against queer folks, and the risk that being true to their identities posed to their work and survival.
Workshopped at Playwrights Horizons in 2020
Workshopped at Playwrights Horizons in 2020
E V E R Y T H I N G B U T M Y N A M E
created by Audrey and Alec Publicover
created by Audrey and Alec Publicover
An immersive musical that begs the question: do words tell us more about each other... or less?
You come from there and I come from here. Yet, don’t we both come from somewhere? Yes, that’s right, we both come from a place. And while our two names sound different, they are both made up of sounds. From our voice boxes. A larynx all the same. Our mouths shape the sound and out pops an “ah” instead of an “o”. And so, we are put into a box, filed by a system created to “simplify”. But we can’t simplify human beings. I am everyone I have ever met. So are you. Yet we are none of them at all. I am Audrey. But I am not a name. And you are not the sounds that make up your name. Not a noun. An assortment of atoms, but that doesn’t suffice. I would like you to come with me and be the question mark at the end of the story. Because how can just one story suffice for an infinity of moments?
Premiered at Playwrights Horizons, Downtown in 2020
You come from there and I come from here. Yet, don’t we both come from somewhere? Yes, that’s right, we both come from a place. And while our two names sound different, they are both made up of sounds. From our voice boxes. A larynx all the same. Our mouths shape the sound and out pops an “ah” instead of an “o”. And so, we are put into a box, filed by a system created to “simplify”. But we can’t simplify human beings. I am everyone I have ever met. So are you. Yet we are none of them at all. I am Audrey. But I am not a name. And you are not the sounds that make up your name. Not a noun. An assortment of atoms, but that doesn’t suffice. I would like you to come with me and be the question mark at the end of the story. Because how can just one story suffice for an infinity of moments?
Premiered at Playwrights Horizons, Downtown in 2020