Marisa Camplin

Director's Statement: When I first read the script for Off to Care it instantly spoke to me as a story needing to be told in a very delicate and specific way. I feel that the experience of being a caregiver to a family member is the kind of story that is not shared or talked about nearly enough. I dedicate this film to Judy, my late mother-in-law, who endlessly wondered what it must have been like for her father, Fred, who was a caretaker to her stepmother, Margery. Fred was a quiet and reserved person who never fully expressed what he went through. My vision for this film was a type of discovery of his journey, and so many others. Off to Care, Short Film Winner, NXTUP Film Festival Winner, New York Independant Cinema Awards Finalist, Independant Short Awards Nominated, Newark Film Festival Nominated, YoFiFest Short Awards Nominated, Indie Short Fest Directed by: Marisa Camplin Edited by: Babs Gilly

Director's Statement: I had re-watched The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo one weekend and remembered how much I loved it. The next week in class, I needed to pick a script to shoot. I read an exciting script that I wanted to shoot, but it was written with characters Tommy and Eric. It made perfect sense to cast two incredible badass women for the film and name them Tammy and Erica instead! A few fun facts about the making of it. This was shot in 1.5 hours after set-up. There was no time to dress a set as I envisioned so I found a spot across from a set, added caution tape, cleared the area, asked for a red blinking light for affect. So much fun to shoot this with our cast and crew. Directed by: Marisa Camplin

My first horror film 😱 Tech Specs: Shot on iPhone12 Pro Max Filmic Pro App DJI OM 4 Edited in AVID written, directed, acted, edited: Marisa Camplin

A story was inspired by my time working in bars and restaurants in my early 20's. And all of the things that go down at the end of the night. Music Credits: Not That Serious / Nocturnal Spirits Artist's Name / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com Written and Directed: Marisa Camplin