[June 20th, 2016]

We're proud to announce the online premiere of our short film SWEEP via Short of the Week! Congrats to writer/director Spencer Gillis and our fearless cast/crew!

SWEEP uses a simple premise to examine the nature of human interaction and the societal implications and judgments spawned by race. And, it does all of this through the lens of fatherhood.
— Ivan Kander, Short of the Week

[MAy 3RD, 2016]

Our fearless 2.35 partner Nicole Cosgrove has begun full time at the New York office of Vayner Media as Head of Production. 

We're all feeling like proud parents - GO Nicole!


[April 28th, 2016]

That's a WRAP! 2.35 finished production on JACK & JILL a new short film written/directed by Nikhil Melnechuk. Starring Ellen Hollman and Melissa Jackson, the film follows two women as they burn through their last 48 hours of freedom before they are shipped off to the front lines. The five day shoot was lensed by 2.35's own cinematographer Ludovic Littee and shot on an Arri Alexa with Panavision Primo lenses.

Thank you to all cast and crew for your hard work and dedication - now post begins!


[MARCH 3RD, 2016]

SWEEP has been selected for the Hill Country Film Festival in Fredrickburg, TX!

Screening:
Shorts Block 1
Thursday April 28th, 2pm
**Actor Tishuan Scott attending Q&A after

We're also thrilled to be nominated for BEST SHORT FILM along with some amazing nominees we know and love from this years festival circuit. Here is the full nominee list:

Cowboys
Frontman
Mercy
Putting The Dog To Sleep
Sweep
The Chicken
The Fly
The Listener
We Can’t Live Without Cosmos
Wrapped


[March 3rd, 2016]

2.35 partners Spencer Gillis and Ludovic Littee were invited to guest lecture at Ursinus College along with screening both of Gillis' award winning films GUN and SWEEP. As part of their visit Ludovic and Spencer took part in an informal podcast recording with students - LISTEN HERE.


[October 30TH, 2015]

SWEEP has won the Audience Choice Award for BEST SHORT FILM at Rhode Island International Film Festival! Congrats to cast and crew.


[November 13TH, 2015]

SWEEP is an official selection for the academy qualifying Hawaii International Film Festival! It's an honor to be part of such a diverse program from filmmakers around the world.

Screening:
TURNING POINT SHORTS
Friday, Nov. 13th @ 6:15pm


[Novmeber 11TH, 2015]

SWEEP has been selected for Denver Film Festival! Director Spencer Gillis will be in attendance for both screenings - come say hello and enjoy a great shorts program!

Shorts Program 3
Wed, Nov. 11 @ 9pm
Thurs, Nov. 12 @ 6:45pm


[July 24TH, 2015]

SWEEP screened at Stony Brook Film Festival.

SWEEP written and directed by 2.35's own Spencer Gillis screened tonight at the 20th Anniversary Stony Brook Film Festival to a crowd of approximately 600 people! The film film preceded the feature film THE KEEPING ROOM from Drafthouse films. Following the screening of SWEEP was a 16 minute Q&A with director Spencer Gillis - WATCH HERE.


[june 9th, 2015]

SWEEP & BRIEF CRISIS selected for Palm Springs SHORTFEST.

SWEEP written and directed by in house director Spencer Gillis will screen in Palm Springs just days after its West Coast Premier at LAFF.

We are excited to be returning to Shortfest this year not only with SWEEP but also with The Brief, Existential Crisis of a Young Underwear Model. Directed by Brett & Drew Checkelsky and produced by 2.35 partner Nicole Cosgrove this is the brothers first film and it will be their PREMIER SCREENING. 

Idiots Delight Program: Brief Crisis, Wednesday June 17th, 8:00PM Camelot Theaters.

Brief Encounter Program: SWEEP, Saturday June 20th, 1:30PM Camelot Theaters.

***Producer Nicole Cosgrove in attendance***

 


[June 3rd, 2015 ]

TEAM 2.35 Directs and shoots pilot episode for VICE.

The pilot is set to air in fall of 2015 or Q1 of 2016. Directed by Spencer Gillis & Nicole Cosgrove. Lensed by partner Ludovic Littee. The content of the show hush-hush for now, but will be happy to share more about the project when it comes to a TV near you!  We are psyched about the opportunity to work with VICE!

 



[May 5th, 2015]

SWEEP selected for Los Angeles Film Festival.

Our short film SWEEP will have it's west coast premiere at the academy qualifying Los Angeles Film Festival. As our first time screening at LAFF, we're excited to begin a new relationship with this renowned festival.

Screening in Shorts Program 6:

Thursday, June 11th @ 5:45pm, Regal Cinemas L.A. Live

**Director Spencer Gillis in attendance**

For more information and to buy tickets visit the festival page. 


[April 1st, 2015]

SWEEP selected for Athens International Film + Video Festival.

Our latest short continues its run with a selection to compete at the academy qualifying Athens International Film + Video Festival. This is the first time 2.35 will play at Athens and the second screening in the state of Ohio (previously at Cleveland International Film Festival). 

Screening in "Living in America" shorts program:

Monday, April 6 @ 1:30pm, Athena Cinema, Athens OH

For more information visit the festival page here.


Click photo to see on iTunes.

Click photo to see on iTunes.

GUN, our first short film as 2.35, is now available for download on iTunes for $2.99. GUN was an official selection of the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, going on to play at more than 15 festivals worldwide and qualifying for the academy awards with a Grand Jury Prize win at the 2013 Atlanta Film Festival. The film was directed by 2.35 partner Spencer Gillis, produced by 2.35 partner Nicole Cosgrove, and shot by 2.35 partner Ludovic Littee. 


[MARCH 27TH, 2015]

SWEEP selected for 2015 Sarasota Film Festival.

2.35 is honored to be returning to Sarasota Film Festival with SWEEP. Our first short film GUN was very well received at Sarasota in 2013.

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Screening in Shorts 1, Narrative 1:

Monday, Apr 13 @ 6:15 pm, H20 Herald Tribune Theater 9

Tuesday, Apr 15 @ 3:15 pm, H20 Herald Tribune Theater 9

For more information visit the festival site here.


[MARCH 23rd, 2015]

2.35 guest artists at Denison University.

Nicole and James at Denison University Cinema House

Nicole and James at Denison University Cinema House

2.35 partners Nicole Cosgrove and Spencer Gillis as well as 2.35 collaborator James Daly were honored as visiting guest artists at Denison University. The group screened 2.35 films GUN and GLINDA and spoke to students in film aesthetics and film history courses taught by Prof. Jesse Schlotterbeck. The talks covered topics ranging from sound design to current trends in independent filmmaking practices. Nicole, Spencer and James also dined for lunch with the film major students to further discuss working in the film/tv industry.

READ the featured article on the Denison University website.


[MARCH 20TH, 2015]

GUN broadcast debut on ShortsTV.

GUN teaser

Our 2013 Sundance film GUN, directed by 2.35 partner Spencer Gillis, will have it's broadcast debut on ShortsTV March 21st. ShortsTV is available to subscribers of AT&T U-Verse and Direct TV. The film was produced by partner Nicole Cosgrove and lensed by partner Ludovic Littee.

Detailed broadcast schedule:

March 21st, 8:26am

March 21st, 11:27am.

For more information visit the ShortsTV website here.


[MARCH 16TH, 2015]

SWEEP selected for 2015 Dallas International Film Festival.

We're elated to return to Dallas once again with our newest production SWEEP. Actor Tishuan Scott will be in attendance at both screenings:

Screening in Shorts Program 1:

Friday, Apr 10 @ 7:45 pm, Angelika 8

Saturday, Apr 11 @ 2:00 pm, Angelika 4

For more information visit the festival site here.


[MARCH 11TH, 2015]

Trailer released for 2.35 co-production IN THE HOLLOW

Our first documentary production IN THE HOLLOW  has a new trailer. The film follows the harrowing journey of Claudia Brenner after she and her girlfriend, Rebecca Wight, experienced a hate crime on the Appalachian Trail in 1988. Directed by Austin Bunn, IN THE HOLLOW was produced and lensed by 2.35 partner Spencer Gillis. The short film is currently in post-production with festival submissions starting soon.

For more information see our Development page.


[March 9TH, 2015]

SWEEP selected for 2015 Aspen Shortsfest.

We're excited to have another academy qualifying selection for SWEEP at the prestigious Aspen Shortsfest!

Screening:

Wednesday, April 8th @8:30pm - Competition Program 3 - Wheeler Opera House, Aspen, CO

For more information visit the festival website here.


[FEBRUARY 20TH, 2015]

GLINDA selected for 2015 Cleveland International Film Festival.

Partner Nicole Cosgrove's short GLINDA continues its impressive run with a selection for the academy qualifying 2015 Cleveland International Film Festival. GLINDA was awarded "Best of Fest" at the prestigious 2014 Palm Springs International Shortsfest.

Screening:

Wednesday, March 25th @ 2:15pm - Women of the World Shorts Program - Tower City Cinemas, Cleveland, Ohio

For more information visit the festival website here.

 

[FEBRUARY 20TH, 2015]

SWEEP selected for 2015 Cleveland International Film Festival.

Our latest 2.35 production, SWEEP, has been selected for the academy qualifying 2015 Cleveland International Film Festival! This will be the world premiere of SWEEP and our first time screening at the festival. 

Screening:

Tuesday, March 24th @ 9pm - African Diaspora Shorts Program - Tower City Cinemas, Cleveland, Ohio

For more information visit the festival website here.


[december 17th, 2014]

2.35 completes successful Kickstarter campaign for latest short film SWEEP.

2.35 wrapped up a 30 day campaign on Kickstarter by raising $9,197 for our latest short film SWEEP. The film was helmed by director Spencer Gillis, produced by Nicole Cosgrove, and Ludovic Littee was the director of photography . The funds will pay for sound design/mixing, color correction, music licensing, final mastering, and film festival submissions. 

View Kickstarter Page for SWEEP.


[october 6th, 2014]

2.35 partner Spencer Gillis participates on jury at 2014 Milwaukee Film Festival.

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Creative partner Spencer Gillis was invited to serve on the short film jury for the 2014 Milwaukee Film Festival, alongside jurors Dan Doody (Seattle International Film Festival) and Jessica Farrell (filmmaker). The top prize of $1,000 was awarded to director Sandhya Daisy Sundaram for LOVE. LOVE. LOVE. Spencer and his collegues also awarded two special jury prizes to THROUGH THE HAWTHORNE (dirs. Anna Benner, Pia Borg, Gemma Burditt) and THE LAST DAYS OF PETER BERGMANN (dir. Ciaran Cassid). Spencer's first experience with Milwaukee Film Festival was with the selection of GUN in it's 2013 shorts lineup. "I was really impressed with their programming and how welcoming they were to visiting filmmakers. It would be fantastic to return to Milwaukee again and again. Great town, great people, and they really love film."


[september 15th, 2014]

2.35 partner Spencer Gillis joins ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK .

Creative partner Spencer Gillis is now the b-camera operator for the final three months of ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK season 3. Spencer has been day-playing as a camera operator on the show since season 2, but is thrilled to be on-board full time. 


[ September 10th, 2014 ] 

          2.35 partners with The Standard Highline to reveal 'Friends With You' Light cave.

We are excited to announce our recent partnership with The Standard High Line, New York. This is the beginning of a creative journey alongside Standard Culture creative David Meyer and in house director Markus Marty. The duo came to 2.35 in search of creative and production support. They were looking to create a stunning visual piece that would capture the ethereal and other worldly tone of the 25’ by 55’ Light Cave created by LA based artisits 'Friends With You.' We gathered our best visual creatives. Cinematographer Corey Gegner spearheaded the intensive lighting process alongside Gaffer Nick Perron-Siegel to create a new world inside The Standard Plaza.



[  September 1st, 2014  ]

2.35 partner, Nicole Cosgrove set to produce feature film, WE ONLY KNOW SO MUCH.

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WE ONLY KNOW SO MUCH, based on Elizabeth Crane's first novel, is a story that follows four generations of a singularly weird American family, all living under one roof, as each member confronts a moment of crisis in a narrative told through each of their uniquely quirky, charming, and unforgettable voices.  

Partner Nicole Cosgrove will be joining the team as creative producer alongside director Donal Ward, known for his work as a staff writer on HOW TO MAKE IT IN AMERICA, and leading the team is EP Linda Moran of Belladonna productions. The film is being produced in conjunction with Red Hour and slated to begin principal photography in October of 2014. 


[  August 29th, 2014  ]

2.35 Partner Ludovic Littee to lens season 3 of ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK.

Creative partner and 2.35 in-house Director of Photography, Ludovic Littee, will complete Season 3 of ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK, as cinematographer. Ludovic joined the Netflix family in the spring of 2013 as the 'B' camera operator on the acclaimed political thriller HOUSE OF CARDS.  Littee joined ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK as the 'A' Camera operator in fall of 2013 under Director of photography Yaron Orbach. 


[  August 19th, 2014  ]

2.35 is proud to announce our latest co-production, IN THE HOLLOW, a documentary short. 

IN MAY 1988, girlfriends Rebecca Wight and Claudia Brenner were attacked along the Appalachian Trail by a “mountain man” named Stephen Ray Carr. The horrific story of the shooting, Wight’s death, and Brenner’s desperate survival are known largely as a terrible — if hazy — footnote in the rare history of violence along the trail.

Partner Spencer Gillis will lens the film for director/producer Austin Bunn. Bunn co-wrote the feature film KILL YOUR DARLINGS (Sony Pictures Classics), which premiered at Sundance 2013, and screened at the Toronto Film Festival and Venice Film Festival (WINNER, International Days Prize). His writing has appeared in The Atlantic, The New York Times Magazine, The Pushcart Prize, The Advocate, Best American Science and Nature Writing and elsewhere. He is the producer and writer of LAVENDER HILL (Outfest 2013, Inside Out 2014, Palm Springs LGBT Film Festival “Best of the Fest”, Oneota Film Festival Short Doc Winner). His short story collection, THE BRINK, will be published in 2015 by Harper Perennial. He is an Assistant Professor at Cornell University’s Performing and Media Arts Department.

IN THE HOLLOW is a co-production by Traveling Fellows and 2.35 with funding from Cornell Council for the Arts, the Departments of Performing and Media Arts, LGBT Studies, Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies, the LGBT Center, and Zwickler Memorial Fund.