Natalie and Tara are setting out to make their first feature film together.
Did they go to film school? No.
Are they out of their depth? Yes.
Will they let that stop them? Nope.
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Natalie and Tara are setting out to make their first feature film together.
Did they go to film school? No.
Are they out of their depth? Yes.
Will they let that stop them? Nope.
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Ever wondered how indie filmmakers land name talent for their small-budget films? We're hoping our friend Chen Drachman can shine some light on that nagging question. In her short The Book of Ruth, she cast Broadway legend and Walking Dead alum Tovah Feldshuh, and for her live-action animation short, But I’m a Shoe, she brought in Janet Varney, the voice of Korra from The Legend of Korra. We’re gonna sit down and ask her, “HOW the heck did you get these two incredible talents on board?” … and we can’t promise this episode won't go off the rails a little. It’s gonna be a fun one.
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Chen Drachman is an Israeli-American, award-winning actress and filmmaker based in NYC.
Chen’s first film, The Book of Ruth, starring Tony and Emmy Award nominee Tovah Feldshuh, has been in over 40 festivals in the U.S. and abroad, including the Academy Award-qualifying Cinequest and the Canadian Screen Award-qualifying Vancouver International Film Festival.
The film won multiple awards and since it concluded its festival run, it has had more than 150K views online through Omeleto.
Her newest film, But I'm a Shoe, starring The Legend of Korra's Janet Varney, had its world premiere at the Academy-Award-qualifying St. Louis International Film Festival and its International premiere at the Academy-qualifying Lebu International Film Festival in Chile. It's currently doing a run on the festival circuit.
Her newest short script, Blood and Sex Over Ambition, was a quarter finalist at the Hollyshorts script competition and a semi-finalist at the Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival script competition. A recipient of the 2024-2025 Inwood Film Festival grant, it is set to film in 2025, and an honorable mention at the Waco Independent Film Festival.
Chen is an Impact Producer for the feature Doc Looking Up and an event producer.
Instagram: @chendrachman @gracedragonproductions
Facebook: @chendrachmanpage
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@gracedragonproductions/
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