narrative work

Tuesday 7:30

A Visual EP for Journey Tupper. Featuring songs Backtrack, Rendezvous, Her (The Book), and At Least I’m Not in the Rain - taking us through a journey of love, loss, and acceptance.

Cinematography/Edit by Isabella Siska. Directed by Alexa Venereo and Journey Tupper

Hive Wedding

Mizzy, bride-to-be, chooses an abandoned nightclub to host her wedding. ‘The Hive’ opens for a final soirée, where club-goers come to send her off in style.

Cinematography/Edit by Isabella Siska. Directed by Samuel Johnson Kerns.

Girl’s World Chicago - Episode One

A look into the badass women of Chicago and their passions.

Directed and edited by Isabella Siska. Cinematography by Jay Faulkner.

On Keeping a Notebook

Inspired by a particular essay in Joan Didion’s “Slouching towards Bethlehem”, entitled “On Keeping a Notebook”. Having my stack of filled journals from over the years, Didion questions the point of keeping a notebook — finally writing, “Remember what it was to be me: that is always the point.” Looking back on past writings is always like revisiting another part of myself that I used to know.

Shot, directed, edited by Isabella Siska.

Women in Film: Mini Documentary

A short documentary celebrating women in film expressed through the interviews of four femme filmmakers: Lua Borges, Gracie Koh, Colette Postaer, and Sarah Vianna

Cinematography/Edit by Isabella Siska. Directed by Alexa Venereo.

Hear My Plea

A courtroom sketch artist grapples with the remnants of a past lover and muse, as she attempts to live a new life of independence. Using art to escape his haunting memory, the manipulative connection seems almost too hard to shake.

Written and Directed by Isabella Siska.

Unsolicitrus

Unsolicitrus is an abstract, surrealist take on the traditional wife’s role, and the way it perpetuates sexual assault or unwanted sexual advancements within a marriage.

Written, directed, edited by Isabella Siska.

WRITER’S BLOCK

The thief of creativity, your pen held hostage. Kill it!

Directed and edited by Isabella Siska.