FILMS

[GOODCHILD]   [PRETTY COOL PROFESSOR]   [SEAN.]–[AUDITION]

The following ‘Films’ are written narratives. More “film-y,” less “short-y.”

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GOODCHILD: THE FORGOTTEN MUSE OF CHILDREN’S LITERATURE

A PBS program on the enigmatic Christopher Goodchild and his profound influence on the Children’s Book Writing scene in 1960′s Trenton, New Jersey.
Written by Mike Luciano & Tom Berlangero
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PRETTY COOL PROFESSOR

Winner of the In-Flight Virgin Airlines Short Film Award, Best Picture at the 2010 Northeastern University Campus Moviefest, Finalist & recipient of the esteemed Golden Tripod for funniest moment at the 2010 Northern Regional CMF Grand Finale.

(2010, 5 min) No course syllabus??!! Barbara’s never met a professor with such disdain for conventional teaching methods as Professor Z. But when he takes their relationship a step further, Barbara rejects, uncomfortable with breaking the student-teacher boundary. Soon, Barbara meets her true love – fellow freshman Danny – who’s luscious blonde hair, love of Dave Matthews, and incredible resemblance to Professor Z are enough to drive her wild. (Click for more)

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SEAN.

(2005, 113 min) SEAN. is about a group of characters on a journey to the Webster’s Dictionary Mansion to stop the word ‘sean’ from entering the new edition as a curse word. It was written & shot in 2005.  (Click For More)

coming soon:  - www.seanthemovie.com -

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AUDITION

(2006, 15 min) Centers around three actresses competing for a part and how they interact with eachother, the 13-year-old director, and the crew. Featuring a dance number, dynamite, and touchy father issues. (A.K.A. “One Foot in the Door, [And One Out The Other] But Gimme A Break!”) (Click For More)