Lady Filmmakers
Film Festival
October 8-10, 2010
The Sacrifice
Director: Dian Namm
Producer: Eric Mofford
Cinematographer: Terrence Hayes
Writer: Diane Namm
Synopsis: What happens when cult leader Rev. Dobbins comes to take 13-year-old Esmee Johnson as his wife?
Movie website: www.thesacrificemovie.com
Biographies
Diane Namm?s film credits include: as writer/director of the upcoming Telemafia, co-written with Jan Militello starring Ray Abruzo (The Sopranos) and Jeff Richard (Saturday Night Live); as writer/director of The Sacrifice starring Darby Stanchfield (Castle), Molly Quinn (Castle), Jon Lindstrom (As the World Turns); as writer of Greed, a 2006 Austin Film Festival Finalist, Pranksters a Kid?s choice award. She serves as co-creator of ?In the Dog House with Clark Brown, a dog-rescue and rehabilitation reality show. Stage credits include as writer/director of: Red Chief!, Bunny Tales Episode IV: Bunny Wars, HUCK, Mrs. Scrooge, Monster based on the Walter Dean Myers young adult novel, and the LA Street Scenes Series based on narratives of at risk youth in detention centers and drug rehabilitation centers. Diane has over 55 children and young adult novels that include: the upcoming Classic Starts adaptation of Greek Myths; Jungle Book, Doctor Dolittle, Phantom of the Opera, The Five Little Peppers, and Animal Stories, all published by Sterling Books, a division of Barnes & Noble.
Diane Namm?s film credits include: as writer/director of the upcoming Telemafia, co-written with Jan Militello starring Ray Abruzo (The Sopranos) and Jeff Richard (Saturday Night Live); as writer/director of The Sacrifice starring Darby Stanchfield (Castle), Molly Quinn (Castle), Jon Lindstrom (As the World Turns); as writer of Greed, a 2006 Austin Film Festival Finalist, Pranksters a Kid?s choice award. She serves as co-creator of ?In the Dog House with Clark Brown, a dog-rescue and rehabilitation reality show. Stage credits include as writer/director of: Red Chief!, Bunny Tales Episode IV: Bunny Wars, HUCK, Mrs. Scrooge, Monster based on the Walter Dean Myers young adult novel, and the LA Street Scenes Series based on narratives of at risk youth in detention centers and drug rehabilitation centers. Diane has over 55 children and young adult novels that include: the upcoming Classic Starts adaptation of Greek Myths; Jungle Book, Doctor Dolittle, Phantom of the Opera, The Five Little Peppers, and Animal Stories, all published by Sterling Books, a division of Barnes & Noble.
