Leah Meyerhoff speaks with Oakley Anderson-Moore about her latest short film, Not So Soft, exploring a woman’s dark and twisted history with sexual abuse. Support us on Patreon http://patreon.com/bureauworks Short film info: http://bureauofcreative.works/notsosoft

BUREAU of CREATIVE WORKS

#009 - Not So Soft

Alex Mallis speaks with Oakley Anderson-Moore about his latest short film, Victor Bikini, a documentary following the story of a retired math teacher turned bikini-designer living in a post-embargo Cuba. Support us on Patreon http://patreon.com/bureauworks Short film info: http://bureauofcreative.works/victor-bikini

#008 - Victor Bikini

Ani Simon-Kennedy and Cailin Yatsko speak with Oakley Anderson-Moore about the horror genre and their new short film for The BUREAU, 'Sleep Tight'. Support us on Patreon http://patreon.com/bureauworks Short film info: http://bureauofcreative.works/sleeptight

#007 - Sleep Tight

Oakley Anderson-Moore joins Mylissa Fitzsimmons in her home-studio to discuss Mylissa's short film 'That Party That One Night'. Support us on Patreon http://patreon.com/bureauworks Short film info: http://bureauofcreative.works/thatparty

#006 - That Party That One Night

That surreal moment when The BUREAU truly came to be.

#005 - From the Bottom of Our Exhausted Hearts

The following 23 days will determine the following year. Here's to independent film. Here's to the future. One day at a time.

#004 - The Future

A conversation around one of the biggest questions we keep getting here at The BUREAU, and our thoughts on why it can be so hard for filmmakers to let their guard down.

#003 - Unlike Any Other

We are 3 days into our launching The BUREAU. Now the goal is to stay quick on our feet and grow this collective into something special.

#002 - Beyond the Community

In less than 12 hours, The BUREAU will go live.

#001 - Here We Go

You’re listening to audio recording ### from the Bureau of Creative Works, a short film experiment .. 12 independent filmmakers, 12 original short films. This podcast will document, in real-time, the cultural and conversational-shift around the importance of short films and the people behind them.