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Just wrapped! A 15-minute film based on the play by Kirk Wood Bromley. More information and stills are now available.
 

Candy & Dwayne  

Black and White, 16mm, 3 minutes 

Winner, City College of San Francisco International  Short Cinema Festival, June 1997 

Click to download in Quicktime format (11 MB)




current projects

Warmblooded Productions is currently seeking funding and crew members for the following projects:

Fattibaldi's Last Note
A 7-minute, black and white, 16mm farce in which the world-famous tenor Fattibaldi is saved from the humiliation of a terrible review by basking in the love of his fans. Plenty of diva behavior and a gorgeous aria to boot.

Zone
A 5-minute black-and-white short with no dialogue in which America is besieged by a new drug that makes its users temporarily de-matierialize. Stylistically modelled on drug-scare films circa 1950.


completed films 

Sex on the Beach (1998) 
Color,  sound, 8 minutes 
A black comedy of manners in which a playboy seduces women at a bar. 
Written and directed by Jessica Grace Wing; photographed by Tom Glynn; starring Joshua Spafford and Elaina Erika Davis.

This is not an Orange (1997) 
Color/Black and White,  sound, 8 minutes 
An experimental short revealing the inorganic nature of interpersonal relations. 
Written, directed, edited and photographed by Offer Egozy; sound design by Jessica Grace Wing. 

Candy & Dwayne (1996)  
Black and white, sound, 3 minutes 
An uprooted and lonely cowboy with ESP meets his match in New York City. 
Written, directed, edited and photographed by Jessica Grace Wing; music by Jessica Grace Wing and Scott Mann;  starring Yuri Skudjins, Maureen Nolan, and Wendy Walker. 

Villanelle (1996)  
Black and white, 16mm, non-sync sound, 3 minutes 
A pastoral fantasy about a girl who dreams of escaping from her daily existence, only to find herself unable to return to it. 
Written, directed, and edited by Jessica Grace Wing; photographed by Tom Glynn; starring Jessica Grace Wing, 

Gollum (1996)  
Black and white, non-sync sound, 4 minutes 
A dark, science-fiction film version of a dance in which a cyborg assassin  stalks his victim. 
Written, directed, edited, and photographed by Jessica Grace Wing; original character and choreography by Eric Dunlap; costumes by Holly Daggers; starring Eric Dunlap and Holly Daggers. 

Left (1996)  
Black and white, silent, 2 minutes 
A filmic essay on the transience of love. 
Written, directed, edited and photographed by Jessica Grace Wing; starring Rik Nagel and Wendy Walker. 

 
for more information, write to jessica@warmblooded.com