Daniel Mandron, Noa Blanche
Canada
2022
No Dialogue
Featured in:
VIFF Short Forum: Program 5
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Credits
Producer
Jackson Harvey
Screenwriter
Jackson Harvey
Editor
Jackson Harvey
Director
Jackson Harvey
Jackson Harvey is a Montreal-based filmmaker. He is currently enrolled in the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema and is working on a BFA in Film Production. Harvey is interested in experimenting with analog formats, such as 16mm and Super 8. His films follow a distinct black-and-white cinematographic style with rarely any camera movement or dialogue.


