Savannah Gisleson

Savannah Gisleson

Birth : , New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

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Savannah Gisleson

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Local Haunts
Production Designer
In hopes of hiding in plain sight, three vampiric ladies have made the eerie beach community of Lost Cove their home. As they attempt to reckon with the ever present struggle of immortality, old flames reappear and budding romances arise, all while the rift between the spirit world and ours collides.
Local Haunts
Writer
In hopes of hiding in plain sight, three vampiric ladies have made the eerie beach community of Lost Cove their home. As they attempt to reckon with the ever present struggle of immortality, old flames reappear and budding romances arise, all while the rift between the spirit world and ours collides.
Tail Between Her Legs
Sound
A comedy-drama about fantasizing over National Book Award winners, passive-aggressive vacuuming, and refusing to apologize.
Apocalypse A-Go-Go
Producer
On the night of a solar flare predicted to destroy the earth, five strangers with nowhere to go and no one to be with gather in one house for an Apocalypse Party.
Apocalypse A-Go-Go
Writer
On the night of a solar flare predicted to destroy the earth, five strangers with nowhere to go and no one to be with gather in one house for an Apocalypse Party.
Apocalypse A-Go-Go
The Host
On the night of a solar flare predicted to destroy the earth, five strangers with nowhere to go and no one to be with gather in one house for an Apocalypse Party.
Apocalypse A-Go-Go
Director
On the night of a solar flare predicted to destroy the earth, five strangers with nowhere to go and no one to be with gather in one house for an Apocalypse Party.
The Patient
Director
Dr. Whitmoore is a closeted homosexual, who studies and performs aversion therapy in order to ultimately find a cure for himself. However, his attachment and attraction to his new African American patient puts his reputation in jeopardy. His admiration for the patient's ability to be himself intensifies his own internal self loathing. Internal conflicts and societal pressures soon become too much for Whitmoore, who then gives in to conformity; betraying the patient and himself.