Adam Barnick

As a director, Adam's most recent 16mm film, the eerie and layered Twilight-Zone chiller No Man’s Land took second place at the 1998 Short Fuse Film Festival and has been screened in the Tri-State area on regional cable stations; the film opened Drew University’s Director's Night series in 1999.

His next 16mm short film, Mainstream, was the product of nearly seven years of false starts and detours, though persistence won out; this extremely surreal, unnerving short went into production in November 2003 and will be released this March. It will be followed by a thriller, Eight Phone Calls, in mid-2005. He has also been recently hired to direct a music video for Lump N’ Loaf Records as well as two videos for independent artists.

He continues to develop his full-length and short film screenplays, and has been recently selected to contribute reviews, articles and interviews to Entertainment Insiders.com.  He has also consulted as a script reader/analyst for the IFP Market.

As a photographer Adam has had two exhibitions of his work and been featured on five websites.  He currently juggles as many artistic endeavors as he can while building on his self-named website, which he hopes to hear from you on soon.  Look for Wicked Tree Films later in 2005!