Izzy’s Film Portfolio
The first film I created at NYU for my Lumiere assignment. There was only one guide line: the camera does not move.
An experimental film I created for my Frame & Sequence class. It explores the ideas of objectivation and the constant performance of female identities.
I filmed, edited, and directed my band’s music video for our single
”My Love, Naomi”
My final film for my Frame & sequence class. The entire film was lit with one sun lamp I bought from the dollar store.
A woman who never learns from her mistakes. This is the film that got me into NYU.
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Jordan’s Photography
(film captured on PolaroidNow i-type camera)
(7/26/22) This photo was taken during a trip to the Maritime Aquarium in Connecticut. One area of the aquarium that caught my eye was the butterfly exhibit, an area showcasing a variety of different butterfly species.
(7/??/22) Noodles.
(7/13/22) The first photo I took after I purchased it. My friends and I went next door to an instrument shop and decided to take a photo with one of them playing an instrument. I wanted to show the intensity of playing the drums and the frantic movement and the result shows a blur which I’m really proud of.
I just got accepted into NYU Tisch school of the arts! I’m going to film school!
- Izzy
I just bought tickets to see King Kong vs Godzilla at the New Beverly Theater!
I was recently at UCLA studying film under a summer program, and we requested to visit the New Beverly Theater! We watched Cat on a Hot Tin Roof on 32 mm film - It was unforgettable
-Izzy (west coast)
Here’s a photo I took on my disposable camera :)
Here are some stills from the short film I wrote, directed, and dp’d
-izzy (west coast)
Throwback to when I visited the Museum of Western Film History on my way to go snowboarding
-izzy (west coast)
Interviewed as part of the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Foundation with my classmate and friend Mohamed Camera, and AP lit teacher Ms. Towne. We had a chance to watch the movie, “The Swimmers” and sat down with Yusra Mardini, Matthias Schweighöfer, and the director Sally El Hosaini to discuss the film's themes of empowerment and sisterhood.
--Jordan (east coast)