Boys Will Be Cowboys
a short documentary
Kate Pullman has worked on several fiction films over the course of the last three years. Her most notable roles include costume production assistant on Field of Lost Shoes (Brookwell-McNamara Entertainment) and 1st assistant art director on Break the Night, a 60-second spot that won the Sprite Films competition in 2013. Last summer, Kate interned for LionHeart Filmworks based in Richmond, Virginia. There, she acted as a production assistant for a TV series on the Biography Channel called Killer Kids. She is the post-production department head for CinElon, and started directing short films in her last year of college. Her latest projects are Firenze and Out of Line. Outside of school, Kate enjoys playing rugby.
Olivia Pohl is a filmmaker with experience in both fiction and documentary. She was the art direction on Break the Night, a 60-second spot that won the Sprite Films contest in 2013. She co-directed Jimmy Moss: Snake Boss, a documentary about a man’s venomous pet snakes. With a team of three, she also produced, directed, and edited Trafficked, a short documentary about a sex trafficking victim. Olivia has also interned on a couple independent films as well as for Ignition Creative based in Santa Monica, CA. It was there that Olivia first learned the basics of Avid editing software. Olivia hopes to be a producer and has recently focused most of her energy in that direction. When Olivia isn’t working on films, she enjoys playing tennis and loves painting.
Danielle Schwartz most recently worked for Home Box Office Inc. as a Creative Services Intern in New York. There, she edited as well as created concepts for television show promotions and edited spots for programs including The Academy Awards. She has also interned for All Pro Media based in Burlington, NC. There she assisted on video production and photo shoots. She has also drafted scripts for both web and television publication. Danielle also acted as an assistant producer for several short films produced with CinElon, her most recent film being Amigo Asylum. Danielle is also a member of Elon’s film society. Outside of film, Danielle is active in Alpha Omicron Pi and enjoys travel. She hopes to work in film production in New York City after graduating from Elon University in May of 2014.