NEWS
CURRENT PROJECTS YOU CAN SEE, READ or HEAR
- GRETA - RECURRING ROLE in Season 4 of THE CLEANING LADY on HBO
- IF YOU SHOULD LEAVE BEFORE ME, a feature film by the Anderson Brothers, continues its successful festival run
- "I found myself completely enchanted by Susan Louise O'Connor's Lily" - The Independent Critic
- HER and HIM is now available on TUBI ! 100% improvised feature film
- OCD & Me, directed by Sydne Horton and produced by Glow Media, now STREAMING
- SATURDAY RITUAL, by Sydne Horton, premiered at Palm Springs International, continued at SOHO International & then at the American Pavilion at CANNES
- SHIFT CHANGE by Amy Dellagiarino & Phil Idrissi & directed by Mark Hensley, is currently making the festival rounds
- SNAGGLETOOTH, is now on Amazon, after its festival run including Tribeca and the Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival
- Persia in OUTER RANGE - Episode 7 of Season 2 - 'The End of Innocence' on AMAZON
- COPPER AND WOOL, an improvised short shot on 16mm
- "All in all, we can easily say that 'Copper & Wool' is in many ways the closest thing to poetry we've ever seen in a short film." - Short Stop
- BOOMSLANG 2, a film about a handsome villain with questionable habits, is available to stream HERE
- "Susan Louise O'Connor as Edna, a sort of Dianne Wiest meets Sally Field type who commands the screen and makes you wish the entire film centered around her. It's the kind of performance that had me instantly heading over to IMDB to check out O'Connor's complete filmography."- Independent Critic
- Cool spot on EUPHORIA - Episode 6 of Season 2 - 'A Thousand Little Trees of Blood'
- Lead role in THE THING ON THE FOURBLE BOARD episode of the QUIET, PLEASE podcast by Foley Marra Productions
- Dreamland, a fictional mystery podcast by Nerve Tank Media
COMING SOON
- LITTLE FOOTSTEPS by Louis Reyes McWilliams featuring Joely Fisher, screens at Cinesthesia's FactoryFest
- DEADLY VOWS thriller feature with Billy Zane.
- REALNESS, an audio play/documentary by Larry Powell, part of the PASSION PROJECT