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Benjamin Sutor. Writer: Share?. Benjamin Sutor has brought over 100 major feature films over the finish line. He has collaborated with production teams on nearly every continent and spearheaded the creation of Netflix's technical specifications and production best practices, earning praise from filmmakers around the world.
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Benjamin Sutor. Writer: Share?. Benjamin Sutor has brought over 100 major feature films over the finish line. He has collaborated with production teams on nearly every continent and spearheaded the creation of Netflix's technical specifications and production best practices, earning praise from filmmakers around the world. On film sets and mixing stages, in concert halls, and studio office ...
Nov 10, 2023 · That’s an irrelevant mystery, according to co-writer/director Ira Rosensweig and co-writer Benjamin Sutor. Rather, we’re supposed to focus on the patternmaking logic that leads #000000014 to figure out how to get attention from unseen viewers and earn points that he can convert into amenities, like food, clothes, or an inflatable mattress ...
Nov 10, 2023 · Writer-director Ira Rosensweig (Mr. Student Body President) and co-writer Benjamin Sutor (Where’s The Money) have crafted a simple story with minimal production value. The end result is an entertaining yet meditative take on the mundanity of everyday life.
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Nov 10, 2023 · When Share? was finally able to film on sets in 2021, Gregg read Ira Rosensweig and Benjamin Sutor's script and agreed to play the lead. Rosensweig directed and Gregg became an executive producer.
Nov 29, 2023 · With all of that said, it’s interesting that Rosensweig and his Co-Writer Benjamin Sutor are able to create emotion that feels incomplete, and that somehow feels far more visceral and real. The film is full of the diluted and fractured emotions that run rampant on the internet today.
Oct 17, 2023 · The year may nearing an end, but the latest Sci-Fi mystery Share? from director Ira Rosensweig and screenwriter Benjamin Sutor reminds us there’s still a lot of time left on the calendar to go ...
