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Jun 8, 2022 · The two roles in the short film are the mother and the daughter who are on the FaceTime call. The mother is played by Heather Langenkamp, who is known for her infamous role as Nancy Thompson from Nightmare on Elm Street. The daughter is played by Maya Stojan, who is known for her recurring parts in Castle and Agents of Shields.
PRODS: Rebecca Berrih, Patrick Jean, Marianne Maddalena (EP), Zach Staenberg (CO-P), Courtney Shepard (CO-P) CAST : Maya Stojan, Heather Langenkamp While FaceTiming her daughter, a mother spots something scary on the video feed that can’t be seen with the naked eye…
Mar 4, 2021 · “Glitch,” an edge-of-the-seat thriller about a mother who, during a facetime call notices a frightening object in the background of her daughter's room, relied upon Berrih’s array of talents to pull the entire production together and comply with the pandemic restrictions.
Jun 8, 2022 · Glitch showcases the eerie interaction between a mother and daughter on FaceTime when the mother realizes Rebecca Berrih’s Glitch will be premiering at the upcoming Dances with Films Festival on June 18th this year.
Nov 16, 2022 · local stories November 16, 2022. Rising Stars: Meet Rebecca Berrih. Today we’d like to introduce you to Rebecca Berrih. Alright, so thank you so much for sharing your story and insight with our readers. To kick things off, can you tell us a bit about how you got started? I was born in Paris, France, where I grew up living and breathing cinema.
Trailer for Glitch, a short/proof of concept. Produced, and Directed by Rebecca Berrih With Maya Stojan & Heather Langenkamp . While FaceTiming her daughter, a mother spots something scary on the video feed that can’t be seen with the naked eye…
While FaceTiming her daughter Emily, a mother (Heather Langenkamp, free from Freddy but perhaps not from supernatural evil if this short has anything to do with it) keeps seeing someone else on screen, as well as getting emails of her daughter sleeping and unaware that something is creeping on her.
