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Actor: The Peacemaker. Dave Simonds (director) directed the documentaries The Hoy Boys, Forgotten Farms, Cherry Cottage: the Story of an American House, and Confronting Climate Change with Elizabeth Kolbert. He continues work on the short episodic series "Free Advice from an Old Guy" with Jay Tarses. As an actor, Simonds worked extensively in ...
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- Actor, Director, Producer
- Bennington, Vermont, USA
- Dave Simonds
Dave Simonds (director) is an actor, writer and filmmaker. He directed “Forgotten Farms” which premiered at the Berkshire International Film Festival, and screened at festivals around the country.
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- Simonds Films
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Dave Simonds is a filmmaker and writer living in New York City and Williamstown, Massachusetts. He is the director of Simonds Films; a full service boutique production company, which creates motion pictures for organizations, businesses and the arts.
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Dave Simonds (director) is an actor, writer and filmmaker. He directed “Cherry Cottage: the Story of an American House,” which premiered at the Berkshire International Film Festival, and screened at festivals around the country. He directs Simonds Films, which is a full service boutique production house. He continues work on his ongoing series of s
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- Bennington, VT
Dave Simonds is known as an Actor and Director. Some of his work includes The Peacemaker, Amateur, The Refrigerator, The Book of Life, Henry Fool, Love the Hard Way, Sudden Manhattan, and A Fish in the Bathtub.
Cherry Cottage: The Story of an American House: Directed by Dave Simonds. With Barbara Allen, Henry W. Art, Peter Begley, Sally Higginson Begley. This feature-length documentary tells the story of America through the owners and inhabitants of a small cottage in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
On Thursday October 12 at 7 PM, join director Dave Simonds at Damariscotta’s Lincoln Theater as he screens and discusses his film, Forgotten Farms, which examines class divides in our farm and food communities. Most people buy their food in supermarkets and don’t have a chance to meet their farmer, as the bumper sticker recommends.
