Other Film Projects | Katie Mastores

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Body Count

Crew Position: Writer, Casting Director, Director, and Editor.

Logline: Plans go awry when a lone woman picks up a hitchhiker on an isolated desert highway.

Comments: This was the first serious short film I have ever personally made. I produced it in LA with a crew of 3 other people and 2 cast members.

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Graduation

Crew Position: Assistant Director

Logline: A high school graduate faces his best friend at a graduation party after admitting romantic feelings for him.

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Still Waters

Crew Position: Assistant Director

Logline: A long-time small town resident sees his life with fresh eyes after meeting an annoying stranger in the woods.

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Nutty Night

Crew Position: Grip

Logline: Three friends interrupt a disturbing night at their neighbor's house.

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Blooming Memories

Crew Position: Producer

Logline: Before he graduates college, a young man revisits memorable spots around his town and reflects on the beauty of a place that helped shape his early adult life.

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The Twilight Zone

(A Student Adaptation)

Crew Position: Production Manager, Casting Assistant, Front-of-House Manager, and Grip.

Logline for "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street": Neighbors in the high-rise Maple Street Apartments resort to hostility while trying to survive a supernatural event.

Comments: For this project, I worked with dozens of other crew members (students and professionals) to adapt and produce three episodes of The Twilight Zone in one semester's time. While I was a grip and set-building worker for two episodes, "Monsters" was the episode I largely worked on. It was intended to be viewed live and was blocked like a stage production instead of a television episode. Our team did record the live performance but a final cut of this episode was never finished. Despite this, I'm incredibly proud of the work that I and the other crew members completed in order to make a fantastic live product accompanied by a live musical orchestra.