Big Bad Wolves
Amidst sweltering street corners & glittering Coney Island lights, four Brooklyn girls are changed forever by one, very bloody, night.
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Rachel JamesDirector
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Rachel JamesWriter
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Jennifer SciarraProducer
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Alexandra O'DalyProducer
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Saige RodriguezKey Cast"Zoya"
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Taylor ColwellKey Cast"Cleo"
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Olivia BlueKey Cast"Ronnie"
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Mars WilliamsKey Cast"Hen"
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Luke Stanton-EddyKey Cast"Taylor"
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Mia Cioffi-HenryDirector of Photography
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Nicholas EllsbergEditor
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Prisca ChoeProduction Designer
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Rumble AudioSound Design
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Nire / Erin CooneyMusic Supervisor
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Chris RumeryCostume Designer
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April TownesHair and Makeup
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Genres:Action, Women, Coming of Age
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Runtime:10 minutes
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Completion Date:March 13, 2018
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital-F55
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Aspect Ratio:1.90:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - Columbia University
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HBO's NY Latino Film FestivalNew York
United States
August 24, 2018 -
GRRL HAUS CINEMANew York
United States
October 4, 2018 -
Detroit SheTown Film FestivalDetroit, MI
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Coney Island Film FestivalBrooklyn, NY
Rachel James is a California bred, New York City based screenwriter, director, and content creator.
Her work often subverts genre paradigms, infusing unexpected humor, horror, and heart to tell an array of character driven narratives -- all connected by themes of social justice, female aggression, and feminine power.
Rachel was recently featured in 2019’s Young & Hungry list. Her screenplays have placed on the Black List, the Hit List, Academy Nicholls Fellowship, WeScreenplay Diverse Voices, and BlueCat Screenplay Competition, among others. Her work has been supported by Lewis Klahr's Flixus Program, the Nick England iCAP grant, and the CATWALK Art Residency.
Rachel currently serves as Associate Director of the Barnard College Media Center, is the producer of the Positively Gotham Gal Podcast, and freelances as an Assistant Director and screenwriter.
Rachel received an MFA in Screenwriting from Columbia University Film School and holds a BFA in Film/Video from California Institute of the Arts.