Stefano Spadoni (Writer and Director)

Born in Bologna (Italy), moved to Rome during the University years and then enrolled in the “TP” (Italian Professional Advertiser Guild), creating creative advertising campaigns.

Published two books with Rizzoli (the second largest publisher in Italy) including the bestseller "Vado a vivere a New York" (I am moving to New York).

US correspondent for (Radio 105 and Radio Montecarlo - over 8 million listeners) and also a frequent guest on national Italian Radios and Televisions, including RAI.

Appointed President of the “Federico Fellini Foundation” in New York.

Directed and produced 9 videos shot in New York City for Virgin Radio Television (Italy).

He also directed and produced two music videos shot in New York City (Times Square).

Articles about Stefano Spadoni’s activities have been published on Italian and American media, including the New York Times.

DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT

I wanted to see if I could write and direct a movie where actors never meet each other and only interface with the director.

So I wrote and directed this unconventional movie where actors never interact (meet, talk, hear or see each other), and only interface with the director. Over 97% of this movie was shot in this way. I never met any actor in person and I directed the entire movie remotely.

In doing so, I demonstrated that a movie can be produced in any conditions and with enormous cuts to the budget.

In a world where AI is making special effects less and less expensive (and most probably actors will be replaced by AI clones) I think that, what will still make a film connect to the audience, will be possessing an original creative story-line.

After years of extremely expensive movies full of CGI, but with very weak and unoriginal plots, movies need to go back to their roots of storytelling, just as another way to do it in addition to more traditional media, like books and stage plays.

Jason Paluck (Director of Photography and editor)

Forged in the sands of NY, hardened on the streets of NYC. Picked up a camera at 5 years old. He was then cursed to shoot. Over a dozen film awards for cinematography and editing.

“Killer Girls” is the first movie he also co-produced.

Recently he has been mastering AI, including local AI, for commercials and the creation of AI clones.

For this new AI venture, he is called the “AI Conqueror”...