I Know What You Did Last Summer
Feature Film • 2025 • IMDb
Role: Production Designers
Dir. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson
Written by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson & Sam Lansky • Story by Leah McKendrick
Produced by Jackie Shenoo, Neil H. Moritz
With Sony
A group of friends is terrorized by a stalker who knows about a gruesome incident from their past.
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Filmed in Sydney & Los Angeles
Birth/Rebirth
Feature Film • 2023 • IMDb
Role: Production Designers
Dir. Laura Moss
With IFC Films + Shudder + Retrospecter Films
A single mother and a childless morgue technician are bound together by their relationship to a little girl they have reanimated from the dead.
Starring: Judy Reyes, Marin Ireland, A.J. Lister, Breeda Wool, LaChanze
Art Crew
Set Decorator: JD Moran
Asst. Set Decorator: Chelsea Smith-Dougherty
Leadperson: Bianca Hernandez
On-Set Dresser: JP Huckins
Set Dressers: Haddie Webster, Carter Cavanaugh, Dana Weintraub, Alexis Ruiseco-Lombera, Monica Dabrowski, Dani Hilzenrath, Erin LaSorsa, Griffin Rose, Edward Chimera Nichols, Mae Saxe
Construction Coordinator: Aziz Naouai
Carpenter: Manuel Perez
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Prop Master: Kendra Eaves
Asst. Prop Master: Ben Evory & Zach Miller
Prop Fabricator: Shannon Pollak
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Graphic Designer: Akira Ishikura
Screen Technician: Jackson Glasgow
Artwork by Courtney Dudley
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Filmed in New Jersey
Premiered at Sundance 2023
Press
Independent Spirit Awards Nominations
— Best Screenplay (Laura Moss & Brendan O’Brien)
— Best Lead Performance (Judy Reyes)
— One to Watch (dir. Laura Moss)
The Best Horror Films of 2023, according to RogerEbert.com • Letterboxd
Staying (Not Quite) Alive • New York Times (Critic’s Pick)
Motherhood is both mad and monstrous in ‘Birth/Rebirth,’ Laura Moss’s ultrasmart, ferociously feminist take on the Frankenstein myth.
The Horror Movie About Reanimating a Dead Child That’s Creeping Out Sundance • Rolling Stone
Back in the horror laboratory, birth/rebirth is alive (alive!) with female tensions • Los Angeles Times
Birth/Rebirth Takes the Frankenstein Myth Back to Its Feminist Horror Roots • The Verge
Laura Moss’s Perversely Effective Riff on the Frankenstein Story • Slant Magazine
A Pitch-Perfect Modern Re-telling of Frankenstein • Dread Central
A Clever, Provocative New Take on a Horror Classic is Born/Reborn • Variety
Sundance Film Festival Announces 2023 Feature Film Lineup • Filmmaker Magazine
A Desert
Feature Film • 2024 • IMDb
Role: Production Designers
Dir. Joshua Erkman
Written by Joshua Erkman & Bossi Baker
With Yellow Veil Pictures
A photographer's road trip takes a dark turn when he befriends a reckless couple, plunging him into a nightmarish neo-noir spiral of unpredictable horror.
Starring: David Yow, Kai Lennox, Sarah Lind, Zachary Ray Sherman, Ashley B. Smith, Rob Zabrecky
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Cinematographer: Jay Keitel
Costume Designer: Claire Redman
Editor: Star Rosencrans
Score by Ty Segall
Filmed in the California desert
Premiering at Tribeca
Behind the Scenes Photos
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Press
A Desert (Tribeca 2024) Review by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
All of this is brought to life by an expert crew working in perfect harmony, with particular note to Jay Keitel’s bruising cinematography, Star Rosencrans’s anxiety-inducing editing, and Courtney and Hillary Andujar’s extraordinary production design (the latter especially surely a character in its own right, and a key aspect that grants the film its indelible, lingering mental imprint).
The Wild Horror Film That’s Shocking the Tribeca Film Festival • The Daily Beast
The directorial debut from Joshua Erkman burrows underneath your skin like a virus (or a curse). The chilling feature is the one to watch at this year’s festival.
Dusty Neo-Noir Collides with Unpredictable, Violent Horror • Bloody Disgusting
Its richly textured world and morally complex characters ensure an unpredictable voyage worth taking.
Decaying Americana Frames a Surreal Neo-Noir About the Evil That Forms in Empty Spaces • IndieWire
This Modern Horror Western Rips Apart the Body and Soul • Collider
... a horror film with striking visuals that become increasingly petrifying and profound.
Freaky
Feature Film • 2020 • IMDb
Role: Production Designer, Associate Producer
Dir. Christopher Landon
Written by Christopher Landon & Michael Kennedy
With Blumhouse + Universal + Divide/Conquer
After being stabbed by a mystical dagger, a high school senior swaps bodies with a serial killer and discovers she has less than 24 hours before the change becomes permanent.
Starring: Vince Vaughn, Kathryn Newton,
Celeste O’Connor, Misha Osherovich, Alan Ruck
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Filmed in Atlanta
Premiered at Beyond Fest
Theatrical Release November 2020
Press
‘Freaky’ on Flimgrab
The Most Purely Enjoyable Horror Movie Made in Years • The Atlantic
How ‘Freaky’ Evokes Queer and Feminist Power Beneath a Slasher Surface • Variety
Horror-Comedy ‘Freaky’ Is Gnarly, but Surprisingly Sweet • Vanity Fair
Vince Vaughn is scary good in ‘Freaky’ slasher comedy • L.A. Times
Universal Sets Blumhouse Body-Swap Movie ‘Freaky’ For Fall Theatrical Release • Deadline
Pink Skies Ahead
Feature Film • 2019 • IMDb
Role: Production Designers
Dir. Kelly Oxford
With Stampede Ventures + Divide/Conquer + MTV Films
A wild young woman’s life unravels after dropping out of college, moving in with her parents, and being diagnosed with an anxiety disorder.
Starring: Jessica Barden, Henry Winkler, Marcia Gay Harden, Michael McKean, Rosa Salazar, Odeya Rush
Art Crew
Art Director: Mary Florence Brown
Set Decorator: Elsbeth Mumm
Asst. Set Decorator: Natalia Brito
Leadperson: Alexander “Alby” Byrne
Prop Masters: Ariana Carrera & Marcy Silver
Day Players: Caitlin Laingen & Karen Rich
Art Department Coordinator: Melody Sandoval
Swing Gang: Xavier Mozejewski
Artwork by: Emily Andujar
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Filmed in Los Angeles
Premiered at SXSW 2020
Behind the scenes photos by Tiffany Roohani
Press
Incredibly fun... A much-needed “f**k you” to the manic pixie dream girl trope.
MTV Studios Acquires Coming-Of-Age Film ‘Pink Skies Ahead’ Prior To Its World Premiere At The AFI Film Festival • Deadline
Jessica Barden Starring in ‘Pink Skies Ahead’ With Kelly Oxford Directing • Variety