Film Detail

Twin Cities

I served as the producer and post-production supervisor for this indie feature directed by David Ash, which successfully screened nationwide and garnered multiple awards. In my role as producer, my goal was to skillfully maximize resources to craft a high-quality film on a modest budget. One of the highlights of the experience was working with composer Charlie McCarron, to create a distinct original score.

"A heartbreakingly beautiful film that delves deep into the recesses of humanity and serves up a bittersweet serving of grief, joy, love and so much more without ever missing a comedic beat. 'Twin Cities' has all the trappings of a classic."

— UK Film Review
“You really couldn’t ask for a better independent, low budget film. A great film visually featuring a unique and fresh concept acted out by some truly talented people. Twin Cities is what indie film is all about.”

— IndyRed.com
“A modern Greek Tragedy with characters that are hauntingly compelling yet relatable. Twin Cities demonstrates many marks of pure genius in its script as well as in Ash’s directing.”

— Reel Movie News
“A far more interesting film than La La Land at less than 3 percent of the budget. The trademark irony of fellow Minneapolis favorite sons the Cohen brothers seems toothless compared to Ash, whose sensibility is a mixture of Kafka and Kierkegaard.”

— NY Film Critics Online
“A most unusual indie feature that takes some huge risks in the structure of its screenplay, the motivations of its characters, and the atmosphere of its story. I am in admiration of the sheer audacity of the storytelling. There is no denying the filmmaking skill and originality on display here. A must-see (and more than once).”

— Diamonds In The Rough
“Ash’s writing and directing draws such immediate, specific, and emotionally compelling performances from his leads that scene after scene grabs you and does not let go. Masterful stuff. I hope this film will jump-start this ‘local’ filmmaker to national prominence.”

— TrustMovies.com

Awards / Fest / Distro

Award of Excellence

INDIE FEST
Grand Jury Prize

AMSTERDAM FILM FESTIVAL
Audience Award

FILM INVASION L.A.
Best of Fest

SPEECHLESS FILM FEST
Best Feature Film

SCREENCRITIX AWARDS

Twin Cities

"A heartbreakingly beautiful film that delves deep into the recesses of humanity and serves up a bittersweet serving of grief, joy, love and so much more without ever missing a comedic beat. 'Twin Cities' has all the trappings of a classic."

“You really couldn’t ask for a better independent, low budget film. A great film visually featuring a unique and fresh concept acted out by some truly talented people. Twin Cities is what indie film is all about.”

“A modern Greek Tragedy with characters that are hauntingly compelling yet relatable. Twin Cities demonstrates many marks of pure genius in its script as well as in Ash’s directing.”

“A far more interesting film than La La Land at less than 3 percent of the budget. The trademark irony of fellow Minneapolis favorite sons the Cohen brothers seems toothless compared to Ash, whose sensibility is a mixture of Kafka and Kierkegaard.”

“Ash’s writing and directing draws such immediate, specific, and emotionally compelling performances from his leads that scene after scene grabs you and does not let go. Masterful stuff. I hope this film will jump-start this ‘local’ filmmaker to national prominence.”

Award of Excellence

Grand Jury Prize

Audience Award

Best of Fest

Best Feature Film

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