Talent Guide
Andrea Martinez Crowther
- Discipline:Director
- Program Year:Directing Lab 2003
Bio
Of Mexican-Canadian origin, Andrea was born in 1968. In 1997, she received a Fulbright scholarship to study film at the University of Southern California, where she wrote and directed her first short film, Durango Bride. Insignificant Things is her first feature film project. In 2001 it was selected to participate in the Sundance Screenwriters Lab and in 2002 it was awarded First Place by the SOGEM (Mexican Writers Guild) in the First Screenwriting competition “Expresion en Corto.” Andrea currently works freelance
Current Project
Insignificant Things (Narrative Feature)Logline
A ribbon. An old tattered photograph. Love. Tiny treasures that thirteen-year-old Esmeralda picks up which have been left behind, forgotten or thrown away by people she does not know. She keeps them in a wooden box under her bed. The box is her refuge.