| Directed by | Timothy Greenberg | |
| Starring | ||
| Cliff Carpenter | ||
| Charles Holt | ||
| Written by | Timothy Greenberg | |
| Cinematography by | Chris Weck | |
| Edited by | Vito DeSario | |
| Produced by | Ari Krepostman, Vito DeSario, and Ben DeJesus | |
EDS TRIP
Ed, a lonely old white man with most of his life behind him, is trying to get to San Antonio. Andre, a busy, young African American man with the bulk of his life still ahead of him, is on his way to work. During a humorous encounter at a bus stop, the two men find common ground.
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- Coney Island International Film Festival
- CMJ Film Fest
- Tiburon Film Festival
- Mendocino Film Festival
- Indianapolis Int'l Film Festival
- Brooklyn Arts Council Int'l Film and Video Festival
- Coney Island International Film Festival
- CMJ Film Fest
- Tiburon Film Festival
- Mendocino Film Festival
- Indianapolis Int'l Film Festival
- Brooklyn Arts Council Int'l Film and Video Festival
Tim Greenberg
Named as one of Shoot Magazine's "Up and Coming Directors of 2004," Tim has had a varied career. He got his first taste of big-budget directing in games, when he helmed the CG-laden, live-action sequences for "Riven: the Sequel to Myst," the world's top-selling CD-ROM game of 1997 and '98. His subsequent short films have screened and won awards at numerous festivals, and his acclaimed "La Puppe" can currently be seen on IFC, after first airing on ITVS' Independent Lens. Before getting behind the camera, Tim honed his visual sense as an award-winning CG artist and animator, and spent time writing both advertising and feature films. He graduated Dartmouth College with High Honors in Film Studies.
Tim recently completed the latest spot in his Tylenol campaign, titled "Catalogs of Pain." His first spot for the series garnered two silver Telly awards, and was selected for the 2005 One Show Rx Exhibit.
Currently, Tim works as a field producer for Comedy Central's "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart".
Named as one of Shoot Magazine's "Up and Coming Directors of 2004," Tim has had a varied career. He got his first taste of big-budget directing in games, when he helmed the CG-laden, live-action sequences for "Riven: the Sequel to Myst," the world's top-selling CD-ROM game of 1997 and '98. His subsequent short films have screened and won awards at numerous festivals, and his acclaimed "La Puppe" can currently be seen on IFC, after first airing on ITVS' Independent Lens. Before getting behind the camera, Tim honed his visual sense as an award-winning CG artist and animator, and spent time writing both advertising and feature films. He graduated Dartmouth College with High Honors in Film Studies.
Tim recently completed the latest spot in his Tylenol campaign, titled "Catalogs of Pain." His first spot for the series garnered two silver Telly awards, and was selected for the 2005 One Show Rx Exhibit.
Currently, Tim works as a field producer for Comedy Central's "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart".