We are excited about our upcoming (Tomorrow) bareNaked Reading Series entry featuring THE KILL CHAIN by Mike Roberts; directed by Andrew Neel. Here's a close look at what promises to be an amazing playwright/director collaboration. They're the real deal. CLICK on link: https://www.facebook.com/events/795764783771996/ for more info on our 2.4.14 reading. Join us for some FREE Drinks, Live Music and warmth from the cold winter months...
Mike Roberts is a writer from Buffalo, New York. His first produced screenplay, KING KELLY (dir. Andrew Neel), premiered at the 2012 SXSW Film Festival. A second feature, THE HOUSE OF TRAMMEL (dir. Andrew Neel), is set to begin filming in Spring 2014, produced by Killer Films. THE KILL CHAIN is his first stage play. He lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.
ANDREW NEEL
FILMMAKER BIOGRAPHY
Mike Roberts is a writer from Buffalo, New York. His first produced screenplay, KING KELLY (dir. Andrew Neel), premiered at the 2012 SXSW Film Festival. A second feature, THE HOUSE OF TRAMMEL (dir. Andrew Neel), is set to begin filming in Spring 2014, produced by Killer Films. THE KILL CHAIN is his first stage play. He lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.
ANDREW NEEL
FILMMAKER BIOGRAPHY
In 2001 Neel
founded SeeThink Films in New York after graduating from Columbia with a BA in Film
Studies. He has directed 5 feature length films (Darkon, Alice Neel,
The Feature, New World Order and King Kelly). Neel’s first film, the documentary Darkon,
was acquired by IFC and aired in 2007. It won the
audience
award at the South By Southwest Film Festival in 2006. Darkon was
optioned by Paramount via Plan B Entertainment in 2007 and re-optioned in 2010.
Written by John Hodgman, the adaptation is currently in development with Court
13 director Ray Tintori and Plan B Entertainment. Neel’s second film, Alice Neel,
premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival in 2007 and won the Audience Award at
the Newport Beach Film Festival. It was acquired by Arthouse Films and the Sundance
Channel. The Feature premiered at
the 2008 Berlinale and won the New Visions Award at the Copenhagen
International Documentary Festival. It was chosen by the editors of Film
Comment as one of the best films of the year. After a theatrical run in New
York, The Feature screened at MOMA where it was acquired for the
museum’s permanent collection. Neel’s
fourth film, New World Order, premiered in 2009 at the South By
Southwest Film Festival
and aired on
IFCtv. In just one month, New World Order became the most successful
IFCtv documentary in history with record breaking VOD numbers. And just four
months after its premiere at SXSW, it became the most successful documentary in
Cablevision history. King Kelly is
Neel’s first fictional feature and premiered at the South By Southwest Film
Festival in 2012. The critically acclaimed film was released in December that
same year on VOD platforms following a New York theatrical run. Most recently, Neel produced Stand Clear
of the Closing Doors and was an Executive Producer for Bluebird,
both of which competed at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival, with Stand Clear
winning a Special Jury Mention. Future
projects include a feature film in development with Darren Aronofsky (Protozoa
Films), to be directed by Neel. Additionally, one of Neel’s scripts is in
development with Christine Vachon at Killer Films.
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