Borscht Film Festival
Filmmaker Liaison | Festival Producer (2010-2013) | Founding Member (2004)
Filmmaker Liaison | Festival Producer (2010-2013) | Founding Member (2004)
Nick Ducassi hosting the ninth Borscht Film Festival for a sold-out crowd at the Knight Concert Hall in Miami, FL.
(Producer)
Taken 30 minutes prior to show at the Knight Concert Hall.
Miami New Times Cover, April 2011
Published in advance of our the gala evening of Borscht 7 at the Adrienne Arsht Center’s Knight Concert Hall
Hosting the Gala Screening of Borscht 7, where we debuted films by Barry Jenkins, Tarell McCraney, Lucas Leyva, Andrew Hevia, and more.
-Arsht Center’s Knight Concert Hall (Capacity: 1,750)
I’m the one wearing sea foam green :)
As part of Borscht 8, I produced a “BYOB: Bring Your Own Beamer” event at the Miami Art Museum. Over fifty community-sourced projects played a collection of films, music videos, and experimental content as a live band provided the score. Bar by Grolsch.
In the run up to the seventh Borscht Film Festival, we designed and ran this full page in The Miami Herald.
Published as a full-page ad in the Miami Herald, the event guide for Borscht 8 features fourteen different events across Miami, including screenings, concerts, art installations, and experimental events.
Half Page ad published in The Miami Herald
Featuring artists including Barry Jenkins, Tarell McCraney, Lucas Leyva, Uncle Luke, Coral Morphologic, Nick Corirossi, Duncan Skiles, Andrew Zuchero, and more.
The official after party of Borscht 7, featuring a giant concert, multiple bars, art installations, and the world premiere of a brand new video game, created by and for Miamians.
Borscht 7 featured two simultaneous projections: both the films on the main screen, and artwork by Coral Morphologic on the Knight Concert Hall Ceiling.
(Producer)
Over 1,000 people left the screening of 23 world premieres and joined us at Villa 221 for Borscht’s Auris: the official after party of Borscht 7. Featuring a giant concert, multiple bars, art installations, and the world premiere of a brand new video game, created by and for Miamians.
As part of Borscht 8, I produced a “BYOB: Bring Your Own Beamer” event at the Miami Art Museum. Over fifty community-sourced projects played a collection of films, music videos, and experimental content as a live band provided the score. Bar by Grolsch.
(Producer)
One of several afterparties during Borscht 8, this was held at the Broken Shaker on Miami Beach after a Secret Celluloid Society Screening
Alternate advertisement/flyer for Borscht 7
At Downtown Miami’s Vizcayne overlooking Biscayne Bay, the McArthur Causeway and Miami Beach