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Director/Writer/Producer Alex Bram is an award-winning filmmaker, having won two "Best Cinematography" awards for the thriller "Body of Work" and "Best Documentary" at the Westwood International Film Festival along with his wife Renee Pezzotta. His career objective is to bring quality back into the horror genre and is a leader in the "Retro-Horror" movement... See full bio »

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Good Job, Thanks! (TV series short) (executive producer - 3 episodes, 2011-2012) (co-executive producer - 2 episodes, 2011)
Three Little Words: Part 2 (2012) (executive producer)
Three Little Words: Part 1 (2012) (executive producer)
Once You Go Livingston-Black (2011) (co-executive producer)
It's Just Theater Sweetie (2011) (executive producer)
Workshop Nightmare (2011) (co-executive producer)
 
2012 Ticket to Hell (short) (producer)
 
2009/II Body of Work (short) (producer)
 
2005 By the Side of the Road: 911 in America (video documentary) (producer)
 
2002 Cadenza (short) (producer)
 
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2011 Good Job, Thanks! (TV series short)
Workshop Nightmare (2011)
 
2009/II Body of Work (short)
 
2002 Cadenza (short)
 
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2009/II Body of Work (short) (screenplay)
 
2002 Cadenza (short) (written by)
 
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2005 By the Side of the Road: 911 in America (video documentary)
 
2002 Cadenza (short)
 
2003 Birth of the Vampire (short) (second assistant director)
 
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2002 Cadenza (short) (director of photography)
 

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Body of Work -- Vogler, a deranged painter, hires models, kills them and paints with their blood. Our story takes place ten years later and follows a husband and wife, who have moved into their dream house only to find that it has a dark history. By the Side of the Road: 911 in America -- This film captures a moment in time (post-Afghanistan and pre-Iraqi war) that has not been captured in any other 9/11 film. It was a time when our mail carriers had to wear masks and gloves and everyone wanted to have a flag on their car to show their pat
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