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Emily DiPrimio

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Emily DiPrimio is a writer/director that has been on and around indie film sets since she was 4. Emily began her love of film in front of the camera. Appearing in several of her father's short and feature length films, Emily gravitated to working behind the camera and took on script supervisor duties on the feature film Sorrow Hill when she was only eight years old. Emily has held a variety of crew positions and has had the opportunity to learn from some of the hardest working people in indie film making. Emily has held the following positions at one time or another: AD, special effects make-up artist, costume designer, casting director, editor, First AC, Second AC, script supervisor, and now director.

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Color Grading:
2024  Gentleman Caller

Director:
2015  Bye, Felicia
2015  Carver
2019  Trailer Park Princess
2024  Gentleman Caller

Editor:
2015  Bye, Felicia
2015  Carver
2019  Trailer Park Princess
2024  Gentleman Caller

Producer:
2015  Bye, Felicia
2015  Carver
2019  Trailer Park Princess
2024  Gentleman Caller

Writer:
2015  Bye, Felicia
2015  Carver
2019  Trailer Park Princess
2024  Gentleman Caller

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