Daniella Fay

Tell me what cannot be filmed. That’s the brief.

What used to be impossible is now simply scheduled.

Write the brief
Go pour the honey uphill. A Rosh Hashanah film. A palace that never existed, built from crystal, ruby and honey. Six lines, one climb.

Films

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Chandelier

Fully furnished. Partially eaten.

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Margin Notes

Pasha likes to audition by eating the set.

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Worlds

She has no home address. This has never been a problem.

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Flower Market

Dawn, and everything obeyed.

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Island

Summer, arranged.

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The Brief

Your brief. My desk.

Beyond the frame.

Some of the worlds I build are not films. They run.

How we work.

Every film begins with a conversation about what you actually need: a single scene, a holiday greeting, a launch, a season of work.

From there the shape is the same. We agree on the idea. I make one scene from it, so you see the world before you commit to it. Then we build the film, refined together until it is right.

Master files and full usage rights are yours on delivery. The characters are original, never a real person’s likeness. Most films deliver in two to five weeks.

I also work inside other people’s productions. For production houses and agencies, I direct the shots that are expensive or impossible to film, under your name and under NDA. It starts the same way: one shot from a live brief, so you can judge the fit before anything is agreed.

My training is in film, at Tel Aviv University, and in performance, at Central Saint Martins in London.

Scope and timeline follow the work, not a menu.

Tell me what you are imagining.

Write the brief daniellakaufmann@gmail.com

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