Producer

Everything you have is Yours

Feature documentary, in post-production

Produced by Brighid Greene
Directed by Tatyana Tenenbaum
Inspired by story of Hadar Ahuvia
Score by Avi Amon
Consulting Producer Tracie Holder

Supported by DCTV Lab, IFP Lab Spotlight on Documentaries, Scottish Documentary Institute’s Edinburgh Pitch, Dance Films Association Production Grant, Snug Harbor Artist Residency, and New Music USA’s Reel Change Film Fund

La Medea

Feature narrative

Produced by Brighid Greene
Written, directed, and choreographed by Yara Travieso
Libretto by Sam Crawford

“A modern-day Medea is mythology’s ‘Nasty Woman’” - VICE

Film Society of Lincoln Center (Film Premiere)
Performance Space NY COIL Festival (Show Premiere)
SXSW, Miami Film Festival, ODC Dance, Joe’s Pub, MDC Live Arts, MCA Chicago, Amherst College, UnionDocs, Creative Capital, BRIC Arts, YoungArts
Distributed by Sentient.Art.Film

CROWDS

Feature length, three channel video installation

Co-produced by Brighid Greene
Directed, produced and choreographed by Sarah Friedland

“Obsessively researched and painstakingly notated analysis of crowd behavioral patterns pays off in the form of a stark and poetic hybrid film.” - Screen Slate

Ann Arbor Film Festival, Off the Screen! expanded cinema section (World Premiere)
Performa 19 Biennial in a Solo Exhibition at La MaMa Galleria (NY Premiere)
MAM Rio (Museu de Arte Moderna de Rio de Janeiro) as part of Festival ECRÃ, Wassaic Project,

A halal Bodega

Short film

Produced, directed, and edited by Brighid Greene

Segment for the BRIC TV series Going in with Brian Vines

QUICK SLICE

Short film and video installation

Produced by Brighid Greene
Directed by Lily Baldwin
Movement direction by Netta Yerushalmy

New York Live Arts (World Premiere)
Flux Factory

Supported by WaveFarm Media Arts Assistance Fund Individual Artist supported by NYSCA

FIlmmaker

tidewater studies

Short film

Directed and hand processed by Brighid Greene
Performance and conception by Tyler Rai
Music by Matt Evans

This film was part of 'tidewater studies' by Tyler Rai, an invitation into observance of the tides and ecological time. 'tidewater studies' was built in relationship to the rising and falling of the day’s tides and this film was one of three distinct engagements that occurred in accordance with high, mid, and low tide. each invited viewers into the tidal present while speculating the changing shorelines of the future.

For the Works on Water Triennial
With support from Mono No Aware

Stress Drop

Super 8mm film, combination of negative and cross processed film

Directed and hand processed by Brighid Greene

Dance film, deconstructed, 999 Screening @ The Baumann, and the Baseball Show at Tiger Strikes Asteroid

“The show brings together an array of astute work…the nine artists treat the sport [baseball] not simply as a beloved pastime but as a cultural phenomenon worth examining.” - The New York Times