The Zero community is a global collection of creative spirits unabashed by social structures forcing individuals into conformity and security. They have not confused financial success with personal achievement. These are the brave people who have dedicated themselves to the fulfillment of their potential, to the realization of their creative possibility, be it through film or music.
It is our hopes to create a platform for building communication between filmmakers and musicians, to create a common place where bands are able work collectively with filmmakers to create new videos and where filmmakers are able to work with bands to find sounds to maximize the impact of their cinematic work. Feel free to contact the members of the Zero community.
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Chad Hartigan is an independent director who has made five shorts, four music videos and a web series. His first feature, Luke and Brie Are on a First Date, had its L.A. premiere at the 2008 ZFF, and screened in the 2009 West Coast Tour. It was later picked up for digital distribution.
Lovisa is part of Governess Films.
She does graphics.
& music videos for Mando Diao.
Buster shot on 8 mm, is her first feature.
Betty Bangkok will be her second.
Courtney Fathom Sell is a filmmaker and video artist responsible for the birth of 'Crash Cinema'. Along with documentaries, he has directed music videos for Xiu Xiu, 3epkano, and Wires!Wires! He currently resides in the tunnels of Penn Station.
In the summer of 2009 Lyons will release his first feature film “Schism” on DVD. The film had its L.A. premiere at the 2008 Zero Film Festival, and has garnered the support of the Alzheimer’s Association and LECOM medical college.
Levan Kakabadze was born in the country of Georgia in 1984. During his university years Levan produced his first short video trilogy, "Optic Nerve", which was followed later by others such as "Home". Levan's videos include contributions from musicians such as Maps And Diagrams, Rezo Glonti and Irakli Shonia.
Armand studied film & video at Columbia College in Chicago, from 1998 to 2001. In the last few years, Armand's has self financed and produced four short films on HD. Look for his most recent work in the 2009 ZFF.